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Two town meetings this fall •

Wilmington voters will be not due until Sept 27. the plans turned down il a held concern was that when the cost called into town meeting twice An early October town house were included There was ol the school is bonded, the In the next two months. The first meeting was precluded by no state funding lor a field principle and interest would be special town meeting will be on vacations ol key personnel, house The plans, though, do deducted Irom the town's first Sept. 19. A second meeting will meaning that the vote on the include a new gymnasium. levy limit. II the money is be held in late October, but no school plans could not be taken The price tag has not been set. bonded, then cuts might have to firm date has yet been until late October. It the town lie said, but the architect has be made elsewhere to come up established. were to delay an extra month in said that the cost will be over $3 with the money. The business ol the first setting the tax rate, Stapczynski million. TheSBAB is expected to "It's a question of how much meeting will be to accept state said. Hie cost ol borrowing pick up 50 to 55 percent ol the we get back from the state,'' aid and finalize the budget. The would exceed the cost ol another cost said the town manager "It also second special town meeting in town meeting. Chairman Dan Ballou said, depends it new construction October will be to vote on Selectman Jim Stewart said thai he had been interested in continues." proposed renovations for the that the Permanent Building having more than just one set ol Nicki Johnson, president of high school. Committee had narrowed its plans to take before the voters the Chamber ol Commerce, Monday night, Town Manager choice down to one set ol plans to Selectman Kocco DePasquale asked il it would be possible for Buzz Stapczynski told the submit to the School Building said thai the committee had the Permanent Building 1 * * selectmen that he had decided Assistance Bureau These plans, started out looking lor a held Committee to prepare a j^rm two meetings because of the he said, do not include a held house. When the NESDC report separate article in the warrant need for prompt action on the house Stewati indicated that came out, he said, tins look a for a held house. Stewart replied ' budget and a delay in getting the committee had learned thai back seal that Ihe state would not allow • _j The Wilmington Recreation Department held its last pool state approval tor the high it would be more likely lo have Slevvarl said (hat another splitting a proposal. party of the summer at the Staffiere home on Drury l.ane last school plans. The state ruling is Splash Friday. The children took five-minute shifts in the pool, to avoid overcrowding. Town meeting will decide official map ca>e

All that Mary Ann Delaney has never been paved. The did not," said Gillis. "There was "They did not give me a yes or a no, so I don't see how any 20 wants to do is build a house and residents ol the street want to no variance given." day limit is in force." she said. move in. keep it that way. preferring the Harriet Lombard ot Glen Selectman Jim Stewart said The Board of Appeals has rustic beauty ot a country lane Road said that she had a map granted her permsission to build over the convenience ol a paved Irom before 1865 which showed that a town meeting vote would a house, with one restriction. All road They feel that it is a much the road She said that her leave no question on the hard- ship issue she has to do is pave 1000 feet ol safer place lo raise children iaiinly had owned land there, street, a very expensive Miss Delaney appeared before bul I ha I her brother had not Joseph McIVlenimeii, an associate member ol the Board proposition. the Board ol Selectmen on been allowed lo build ol Appeals, said that hardship is The problem comes about Monday night with Dan Gillis. "They just hamstring you. allowed as an issue on zoning because of the town's official former selectman and planning The> expect you to put out map law, passed ten years ago. board member, now on the thousands ol dollars.," she said cases but not on olhcial map That law recognizes certain Wilmington Housing Authority: Tom Southmayd, brother-in- cases. Gillis had asked il the streets as legal for building, and They were exploring how she law lo Mary Ann Delaney, was selectmen would .sponsor an requires anyone building could go about building the allowed to build a house on the els"where to build a legal street house without building the road road about eight years ago. He article on the warrant in the September special town Tne intent ol the law was to Town Manager Buzz Stapc- reviewed Ihe process by which meeting. Selectman Rocco i prohibit speculative builders zynski said that he had con- he was allowed lo build. The irom building at the end ol dirt sulted with the (own counsel, variance was granted by the DePasquale persuaded him to road and selling the house, with and was told that a two-thirds Board ol Selectmen, which then prepare an article lor the Oc- wa i >vH:ng a::'Ihe Hoar* of tober speota! tewn raeohng. This nc jieg^«d (C9'4SK -read; This* > gU' o' .t'Wi tnasttag would be would allow Gillis, not the practice had left many new required to change the olhcial Appeals on official map cases. homeowners expecting the town map. Southmayd said there was no selectmen, to write the article. Also it would allow them to ask to pave the street. In asking lor a variance from way he would wanl the road friends to attend the meeting Miss Delaney's case comes the olhcial map. Miss Delaney paved and support the article. about because her land is on a had brought indication of a Miss Delaney pressed the si reel not recognized by the hardship before the board. She- board on the hardship issue. Because more than 20 days had official map. She wants to build was bothered (hat the board had a house on Marion Street Ex- not even ruled on the hardship lapsed since Ihe Board ol Ap- TOWN OF WILMINGTON tension. She grew up on that issue. peals rendered its decision, she road, and her parents and sister "I started this some time ago could not appeal it in court, both live there Interest rates are going up. although she said she telt she When the olhcial map was Everyone seems lo be making should be allowed lo because the issued and approved, il did not light ol something that I lake board, she telt, had not rendered very seriously."" a proper decision recognize Marion Street Ex- NOTICE "They (Board ol Appeals) say tension The Board of Selectmen hereby The road has been there for they gave a variance, but they TOWN OK WILMINGTON gives notice thai there will be a well over a hundred years, bul Special Town Meeting held TOWN Oh WILMINGTON September 19. 1983 at 7:30 p.m. to be TOWN OF WILMINGTON held at Ihe Barrows Auditorium in the High School, Church Street, in said Town of Wilmington Daniel H. Ballou. Jr BOARD OF SELECTMEN Chairman. Board Notice A24.S7.14 of Selectmen Street Acceptance bv Pl'BUC SCHOOLS BOV bites s""' Aude,tr chomps on a hot dog at the Wilmington Ret NOTICE Betterment Petition SCHOOL HOURS 19X1 Town Meeting , pool partv last Friday. ■, DO(; OWNERS High: 7:50 a.m. lo 2:20 pm I'll,- Board of Selectmen of Ihe; dog All dogs must be licensed by Intermediate: 7:55 am to 2:20 September I This is the last chance, Town of Wilminglon gives notice! One C ^econb p.m. thai all informal petitions for war- after September 1, owners will be Elementary: 8:55 am lo 2 55 fined $15 00 rant articles for Acceptance of. , Chance WILMINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, INC. p.m. Streets by the Betterment Plan, so As il stands now fees are $3 (HI, Kindergarten: 8:55 am to II 25 , 'aion Autumn Self Enrichment Sessions male and spayed females. $f>00 called, in the Town of Wilminglon Gieal Han care a.m. (first session!; 1225 p m. (o for (he Annual Town Meeting of 1984. Registration Night female; $10 00 late charge, town 2:55p.m. I second session i for Men & Women bylaw Ch 29 must be filed wiih Ihe office of HN^ September 12. 1983. 7 8:30 p.m. School starls on Wednesdaj Town Clerk. Town Hall, Wilmington, at atlordaDle prices All dogs three months old or older Seplember 7, 1983 There will he a no later than 4:30 p m on September Wilmington High School Caletena must be licensed G.L I40('h i:i8and FULL DAY for all students Ihe first 658-7926 lfi, 1983 364 R Middlesex Ave See large ad on page S-' ol this paper lor a 141 day of school. Dog Officer Daniel II Ballou. Jr in Hie North Wilmington complete list ol courses and tuition lees Wilminglon School Comm A24 Joesph Baleslrieri Chairman. Board Railraod Station A24.31 Roberl Pe(erson, Chmn A24,31,S7 of Selectmen

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TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 24,1983 Tewksbury appeals decisions The Tewksbury Board of has been operated as a gas further appeal within a year. station, and they now have IVfc Sarkisian's home faces Main Birthdays of Hathaway Road, Wilmington, August 30; Beatrice Sanville of Appeals on August 22 granted a Philip Canizaro of Frederick Wildwood Street, September 2 special permit to A &' B acres instead of the minimum Street between the two en- Janet O'Reilly of VHIdwood Drive, Wilmington will be a year Street; Bonnie Jean Trout of and Wilbur Spanks of Main Automotive Inc., 1220 Main St. to space at the Arco station. The trances to Hinckley Road. It is two brothers will continue gas located in a light industrial wiser on August 27. Lawrence Street who will be 12; Street, September 3. operate a gas station, sell other Wilmington Highway Dept. and Steven Quaglia of Brent- petroleum products, conduct sales at the old site as well. district, and there is a business There was no difficulty. The now being conducted in the foreman Forrest Downs of wood Road, Tewksbury. \._$. Tewksbury seniors auto repairs, and sell up to 25 Taplin Avenue will turn another Cindy Perry of Pineridge According to a list made up by used cars on that lot. A variance brothers may have up to 25 cars home. The business entrance for sale on the property, but can not be from Main Street, but page on August 28 and according Road, Wilmington will turn Rita Brousseau, Tewksbury was also granted lor 1258 Main to the list at hand, he will be another page on September 3. seniors on the current birthday Street. none may be closer than 25 feet must be from Hinckley Road from the street. because Main Street is a state joined by his boss. Highway list include George Collins, The company, is owned by Supt. Bob Palmer of Canal August 27; Ralph Gould, and Armand and Robert Langlois, highway (route 38). There is, All in the family longest driveway according to the building in- Street; Todd Boudreau of Ray and Joan Tremlett of Mary Obdens, August 28 and who have been operating the Roosevelt Road Road, Alicia Peg Guzzetti, August 30. Arco station lor years at 1220 II George Behrakis builds the spector, insufficient front yard Tomahawk Drive, Tewksbury home he plans off River Road in setback, insufficient rear yard Cuoco of Dunton Road who will will celebrate their 24th wedding Main Street. They have also had become a teenager on the 28th; Singles meeting a small second hand car North Tewksbury, he will have a setback, and less than one acre anniversary August 29. to be used for parking. and Tewksbury resident Kim Ray will observe his birthday A singles meeting sponsored operation on property they were driveway that will be 1218.19 feet by the Reading Chapter of The long. The annual plowing bill Sarkisian said he has a Perry of Algonquin Drive. on the 31st and son "Boo" will be leasing. At least five area residents Single Life, (TSL, a non-profit Atty. Jay Gailney III might possibly equal the annual commercial art business, but he a year wiser on August 29. also wanted to provide offices will be celebrating birthdays on organization) has invited singles represented the two brothers tax bill. 20 and over, whether separated, Behrakis, who lives in Lowell, for rent to others. He hopes to August 29, including: Dorothea Golden Agers before the appeals board. The move out of the building after a Donnelly of Sprucewood Road, Members of Wilmington's divorced, widowed, or never property they have purchased is the owner of a drug store off East Street and near the An- while but will keep the com- Wilmington, Eugene Trout of Golden Age Club on the current married to a meeting Tuesday, dover line. He bought the eleven mercial art business going. In Lawrence Street, Greg Barry of birthday list include, Joan August 30. in Tewksbury. acres of land on River Road, he answer to questions, he said the West Street, who will lace a Peterson of Brand Avenue, For information call Louise, told the Tewksbury Board of maximum parking on the lot birthday cake glowing with 658-7139 or Charlie, 272-7757. Appeals on August 22, as the would be for ten or twelve cars. eight candles on the 29th; and result of a chance remark There were about 20 people Tewksbury residents Linda during a golf game. He wanted present in the hearing room. Pacini of Boisverl Road and land in Tewksbury so he could Many raised their hands to show Robert Lynn of Barbara D Lane. make the town his home. they were in opposition. There Annette Antinarelli of Cary The lot has only forty feet of were remarks about families Street, Wilmington will be old Wed., Aug. 24: 7 to 9 p.m., at p.m., North Andover VFW. frontage on River Road About with young children, about enough to vote on August 30 and Wil. Methodist Church, "How to Sun.. Sept. 11: 2 p.m., 150 or 200 feet from River Road possible noise, and about will share her special day with Audition" workshop by Spotlighters to auditions for it becomes wider, to about 300 Sarkisian plans to go to Colorado Tommy Shufelt of Wedgewood Spotlighters. Call 657-7278. Grease, at the Boutwell School. feet. There will be about 125 feet for one year. Road. Mon., Aug. 29: 10 a.m. to noon Mon., Sept. 12: 7 p.m., at of land suitable for a lawn on He still has a year to appear Another member of at Smith Baker House, Boutwell School. Spotlighters to each side of the driveway. again belore the appeals board. Wilmington's Highway Merrimack Street, Lowell; hold auditions for Grease. He was seeking a variance Department on the birthday list Dept. of Elder Affairs public Sept. 12: 7 to 8:30 p.m., based on insufficient frontage. Other action this week is Mary "Chick' meeting on needs of elderly. Registration lor Wil. Comm. The appeals board felt that there In other action the same Johnson ol Bellevue Avenue, the Tues.. Aug. 30: 8-10 p.m. Schools courses, at WHS. should be other stipulations. evening, the board granted to department's chief clerk who Toughlove (parents troubled by cafeteria. Possibly, Behrakis may want to Arnold J. Heenan Jr., 20 Wolcott will be celebrating on August 31 teenage behavior); every Tues Tues., Sept. 13: Tewks. Golden sell some ol that land in the St., a variance for a houselot along with Judy O'Connell of at Community Church ol Christ, Age Club meets at Senior Center. Heidi. Unger luture. near his home with a 60 foot Broad Street who will be 10 and Billerica. Call 657-5178 or 851- The stipulation made by the frontage on Brown Street. There Ed Carrasco of Adams Street. 7162. Wed., Sept. 14: Spotlighters graduates board is that if the property is had previously been a large Dorothy Darling of Eames Thurs., Sept. I: 1:30 p.m., Wil. Touring Company at St. Thomas evey proposed to be a sub- summer camp on the lot. The lot Street, Wilmington will be a Golden Age Club meets at K of C Wed., Sept. 14: Parents Heidi J Unger. daughter of division, the home that is to be will be 10,000 square leet, the year wiser on September 1 and Hall. without Partners newcomers William and Joan Unger of built Will have a minimum of 125 same size as others in the area. will share greetings with Dennis Mon.. Sept. 5: 2 p.m. at meeting, 8 p.m., North Andover South Oliver Street, Tewksbury leet ol Irontage, and such an A number of neighbors were McMullin ol Ferguson Road, Faneuil Hall, Boston, VFW. recently graduated with high area as is required by the zoning present in favor of the variance. Debbie Bannon of Kilby Street Spotlighters Touring Company Fri.. Sept. 16: 12:30 to 1:30 honors Irom Bay State Junior bylaws at that time. Patricia Brananick, 5 Neptune who will be old enough to vote on to perform for muscular p.m., regis. and introductory College of Business in Boston. St., was granted a variance September I; and Tewksbury dystrophy. sewing class lor Tewks. seniors She was awarded an associate Another appeal involving a swap off land with a resident Daniel McLeon of Mon.. Sept. 5: 1 to 3 p.m., at the center. degree in applied science - for Sarkisian neighbor. The variance is to North Street. concert by Commonwealth Sat.. Sept. 17: 8:30 p.m., airline management. She also The appeal ol Charles allow for a driveway. There will September 2 will mark the Woodwind Quintet at Tewks. Parents without Partners, served as secretary of the Sarkisian ol 1689 Main St. to be a sale of land in the future. special day of Elaine Kerrigan band stand. Merrimack Valley Ch., dance at college Travel Club. change the family residence into Wed.. Sept. 7: Parents without VFW Hall, North" Andover. Call an office building was denied by Partners, general meeting, 8 474-2276. THE COMMONWEALTH in the board of appeals on August MASSACHUSETTS 22. However, the board will word Mosquito control hints Office of the Commissioner of Ranks its decision so that Sarkisian can THE CENTRAL * appear belore the board on a Recent incidents involving 7. Stack pails, barrels, tubs THANKSGIVING Easten Equine Encephalitis has and boxes upside down. NOVENA TO SAVINGS BANK, caused a number of people to be 8 Dispose of old tires to ST. JUDE Lowell. Massachusetts has petition- CARD OF THANKS ed the Commissioner of Banks for concerned. prevent their holding water. Oh Holy St. Jude, I would like to offer a sincere, Apostle and Ms.rlyr,[ permission (o establish a branch of- heartfelt thank you to members of The Tewksbury Board of 9. Bury, flatten or punch holes in all tin cans. great in virtue and rich, fice to be located at-1780 Main Street Wilmington's Fire Department, Health would like to take this in miracles, near (Route No. 38i, Tewksbury. especially the men who were on duty opportunity to remind residents 10. Pour oil on standing water ikinnman of Jesus Christ, Massachusetts. Any objections or around 8:30 p.m , Friday, July 29 that the prime prevention lies' that cannot be drained. faithful intercessor of all comments relative to this proposal when my house caught fire. Thanks with the individual. If you or Abide by these 10 precautions 'who invoke your special must be communicated in writing to to modern methods and good, old- for a mosquitoless community. [patronage in time of members of your family are 1 the Commissioner of Banks. 100 fashioned dedication, my home suf- going to be outdoors lor any need, to you I have Cambridge Street. Boston, fered less damage than would seem length of time, particularly in Recourse from the depth Massachusetts 02202 no later than possible to anyone who saw the fire of my heart and humbly September 7, 1983 A public hearing at its height areas where there are bodies of beg to whom God has will not be held unless the response All the inspectors, workmen etc. standing water, be sure that as Cheryl Carroll Jgiven such great power is considered significant by the Com- who have examined the damage little as possible bare skin is to come to my assistance. missioner The petitioner's applica- have remarked on the 'miracle it exposed. ' Help me in my present tion. Community Reinvestment Act must have taken to stop the fire at You should also use insect engaged and urgent petition. In: statement, and all communications return, I promise to makej this point - and save the house.'- It repellant when outdoors. Kenneth and Grace Carroll of your name known, and! relative to the application will be may have been a miracle, but it was The following is a list ol 10 cause you to be invoked. available for public inspection at the performed by flesh and blood Wilmington have announced the home precautions that can be engagement of their daughter Say three Our Fathers, Office of the Commissioner of firefighters - Well done you guys, three Hail Marys and| Banks very well done, indeed. - Thanks. taken to help prevent the growth Cheryl Ann to Peter Sleeves, son ol mosquitoes: Glorias. Publication! PAULE BULMAN Elizabeth Andrews of Arnold and Annie Steeves of must be promised. St.. A24 Commissioner of Banks 70 West Street 1. Eliminate all standing Arlington. Jude pray for us and all water. Cheryl is a 1979 graduate of who invoke your aid,: FARM ENRICHED 2 Cover rain barrels with Wilmington High School and is Amen. This Novena hasl SCREENED LOAM insect screening. presently a senior at the never been known to fail. Announcement $16 per yard 3. Seal breaks and openings in I have had my request UNSCREENED LOAM University of Lowell. granted. HAPPY S12 pei yard cesspool covers. Her fiance is employed at Publication promised. 4. Stock ornamental pools with FARM MANURE BASF Systems. Bedford and is M.0.L, Glen A. Dixon, M.D. $9 per ya'D fish. an active member of the L'SAF BIRTHDAY! BARKWOOO MULCH 5. Drain clogged roof gutters Reserves. is pleased to announce that S19 per yard and flat roofs. A December wedding is FILL 6. Eliminate standing water in S6 per yard planned, after which the couple SAN09M. cellars. will live in Tyngsboro. TEWKSBURY/WILMINGTON ELKS 51? per yard Jeanne M. Kilp, M.D. GMVEL LODGE 2070 512 pe' yard has joined him in his practice of HORSES BOARDED S115 per month CRAFT SHOW ELKS Obstetrics and Gynecology Discounts FOR SALE available lor Wilmington at the large quantities Congregational Church Prompt Delivery Traditional Living Set NEWS Regional Health Center 7 days a week 220 Middlesex Ave. (couch & chair) THIS MESSAGE FOH ELKS & THEIR GUESTS Sept 10-10 a.m. 5 p.m. in Wilmington WEISS Blue Velvet with floral design Space Available ' ELKS SOCIAL 500 Salem Street. Wilmington FARM for more info: 658-6071 Never used Moving must sell. Sept 10 ST0NEHAM with Office hours by appointment ■ 657-3910 call 452-2802 438-0689 Jim Kelly and the Professionals tViewS On~ \ plus other entertainment I Complete Cental Healtti Bonless Chicken Dinner By RANDALL SMITH, D.D.S.i 85 Wilmington Road, I 9 1 U.UU per person SUBSCRIBE! Burlington.Phone: 272-0540. I Catered by Thersa Please send the Town Crier every week by U.S. Mail to: latit Entertainment in the Lounge Name _ BITING YOUR CHEEK AT NIGHT ^ Fri & Sat Aug 26 & 27 If you've noticed that you sometimes bit your cheek at BALLET-TAP-JAZZ . . . Address I night when you're sleeping, this may indicate a combination be fun to learn al (»f problems, such as tension, irregularities in teeth surfaces, RGA. Classes for pre- ' EVERY TUESDAY * Town I or improperly aligned teeth Some people express tension by schoolers to 18 yrs old St. Zip_ clenching and grinding their teeth, either while awake or un- Note Parents; Wilmington Edition * consciously when they're asleep When the lower teeth are ELKS BINGO rubbed against the upper teeth this is called bruxism If you NO RECITALS Tewksbury Edition I grind your teeth from side to side this may reaultin a bile or only professional instruc- EARLY BIRD 7:15 p.m. Rates: $12.00 for one year subscription in Wilmington or Tewksbury. or $16.00 damage to your cheek or lips tion to learn the beauty You may be able to relieve the emotional aspects o( the and groce of dance. elsewhere (problem by trying to eliminate whatever is causing the ten- Weekly and Sat A.M. sion The dental aspects can be helped by your dentist For classes. 18 REGULAR ,--.„„ I instance, he can check the relationship of your bite to see if there are any irregularities in your teeth that are causing GAMES i \ ^ 94.1 2277 ^ . GAMES Burlington Phone Z72-OM* I N^ TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 24.1983 Your name is Important to Us

As part of the fifth anniversary celebration of the opening of may occur. If your name has been omitted, misspelled, or in- the Regional Health Center in Wilmington, a plaque will be correctly listed, please accept our apology and bring the error unveiled recognizing those individuals whose generosity made to our attention so that the plaque will be correct. You may do the Health Center a reality. this by simply calling the Health Center at 657-3910, extension We have carefully put together and reviewed the names of 519. donors, as listed below. Still, in a listing of this length, errors

FOUNDER'S SHARE (Gifts of at least $1500)

Frankline E. Allen Compugraphic, Inc Kittys Restaurant Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Altron Converse Rubber Company. Allied in memory ot George E White Ambrit, Inc. Ralfi & Swanson. Inc Chemical Foundation Landers Family Reading Cooperaitve Bank Amoskeag Company J J Cronin Company John C. Martini Insurance Company In memory of Harold E. Melzar Reading Savings Bank Dawson-MacDonald Company Ray and Pat McNamara George P Rowan. M.D Analog Semiconductor Devices DeMoulas Supermarkets Carl and Carol Melander Mr. and Mrs Rocco Schelzi AVCO Systems Division Diamond Crystal Salt Company Melrose Savings Bank Mehran Shahsavan. M D . The Barry Family Barry Dorn, MO Mr. and Mrs David Milot BayBank Middlesex in memory of his father Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Doucette 'in memory of Henry E. Gauthier, M.D. Susan I Sparks Estate Mr and Mrs. J. Roger Beaupre Paul L. Downey D F Munroe Company Stepan Chemical Company In memory ot Joseph A. Beaupre Dynamics Research Corporation NAPA New England Distribution Center Sweetheart Plastics Bedell Brothers Insurance Agency Marietta Floru, M.D. Mr and Mrs William E Nichols In Memory of Judy iKIimarchuki Tenney Birch Super Drug in memory ot her mother Deborah Monroe Noonan Memorial Fund Tewksbury ■ Wilmington Lodge 2070 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Blake General Electric Company Antonio and Nancy Pallotta Gary Van Dorn BrockwaySmith Company Employees Permanent Charity Fund. Inc. Frank E Wheatly. Jr. M.D. Brodie, Inc. General Electric/Good Neighbor Fund Donald E Pettit. M.D.- Wilmington News Company. Inc Dr and Mrs. Edward Newell Burke Dr. and Mrs. James E Grassi Pinewood Gardens Wilmington Rotary Club Fred F Cain Memorial George M. Hazel. M.D. in memory of John R Arsanault Dr and Mrs. Arthur A. Veno. Jr Charles River Breeding Laboratories Dr. and Mrs Suresh K Gulati Dr. and Mrs. James J Pollard Melville A and Lillian Woodside Choate Hospital Aid Association Hewlett-Packard Company Polyvinyl Chemical Industries

CONTRIBUTOR'S SHARE (Gifts of at least $300) Mr and Mrs Robert T. Bennett, Jr. Rosely Gaum Mr and Mrs. Maurice O'Neil Mr. and Mrs Leon V. Bernier Steenbruggen Family Georgia Pacific Company Helen Otis Louise Bilodeau Edward A Thomas Anthony Giuliani Antonette Pandolph Mrs. Claire J. Bonicke Mr and Mrs Gerard M Thuillier George J. Grant Anne E Parker John Bonicke Mr and Mrs William A True Gordon R. Hamilton, Jr Judith B. Peterson Thea Cagnina Mr and Mrs. Albert P Valentino Ruth E. Harmen Mr and Mrs. Milton Pinto Richard Cannitt Jill Wagner Patricia Hindes Ralph's Automotive Center. Inc Roberl L. Catton Alma Walters Russell Johnson RourkeEno Paper Company, Inc Jeannette West Joseph Chapley Catherine Leonard Mrs Esther L Russell Commercial Bank and Trust Bernadette Whittington Fran Lipson Stanley Rokentenetz, Jr Joseph Conto Wilmington Lodge No 2138 Miss Doris Lynch Shawsheen Rubber Company Marjorie A Crowley Order of Sons of Italy in America Mr and Mrs Bruce MacDonald Dorothy M. Sheeran Anne De Dubellis Kathleen Wolf Anne Mahoney Realty Marilyn Simonds Mr. and Mrs James Durkee Shirley M Wood Mr and Mrs Thomas E Moore, Jr Phyllis J Sinclair Marion F Wright Theresa M and Richard B Fallon Mr and Mrs Edward Neilson Leslie Stacy Christine Favorat Mr and Mrs Richard P Yurek

RECOGNITION SHARE (Gifts of at least $150)

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A Abate Mr. and Mrs. James Demos Mr and Mrs Warren Newhouse Theresa Alicondo Mr. and Mrs John E Magazzu Mr. and Mrs Edmund Deschenes Lucille Nicholas Mr and Mrs. John M Amaro Mr. and Mrs Louis A Maglio Mr. and Mrs. John Dias Mr and Mrs Philip R Norris Mr. and Mrs Mark E Amirault Mr and Mrs John J. Maguire Mr and Mrs. Charles DiBella Northeast Communications. Inc Mary Maguire Mr and Mrs. Wigo Andersen Mr and Mrs. Emiho A DiFranza Mr and Mrs Robert G Norton Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W Anderson Mr and Mrs Alexander W Maio Mr and Mrs. Michael A. DiGiulio Mr and Mrs. Emil Novak Mr and Mrs Stanley W. Malek Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, III Mr. and Mrs John L R Dionne Mr and Mrs Sean O'Beirne Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Andrews Mr. and Mrs Joseph Manzo Miss Gertrude F. Donovan in memory of Thomas J. Green,Sr. Maple Meadow Gardens Mrs. Jennie Arbo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donovan Mr and Mrs. William J O'Brien Marjorie Arthur Mr. and Mrs James L. Marazi Mr and Mrs. George F Doucette Mary E O'Ooherty Mr and Mrs Robert A. Marino Mr. and Mrs. Konstantinos J. Aslanis Mr. and Mrs. Robert F Doucette Mr. and Mrs. John W Orner Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B Atkinson Mr and Mrs. Louis A Marsolini Ernest H. Downing Mr. and Mrs. James T O'Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Henry Babicz Marjorie Masella Mr and Mrs. Arthur M Drew Mr and Mrs. Edward F Page Gladys A Babine Kathenne G Matthews Mr and Mrs. David J Dnscoll Mr and Mrs. Paul R Pahzzolo Mr and Mrs Warren Bailey Mr and Mrs Frank P Maunello Mr and Mrs Joseph F. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Park, Sr. Mr. and Mrs Noel D Baralta Adelone C McCarthy ... Mr. and Mrs Richard Duggan Mr and Mrs Richard J Patterson Mr and Mrs John J McCarthy Mr. and Mrs Richard V Barry Mr and Mrs William Dunlevy Deborah E Paulsen Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Bashore Janet Rdfriocki Eastern Star, Acacia Chapter No 80 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A Pavelcak Mr and Mrs Gordon Reardon Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy B. Bedell. 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Let's wake up fore it's too late s Dear Larz: Dear Larz: she did privately apologize to I am very disappointed that I wish to add to and clarify the both my daughter and me There's not much left of Wilmington to preserve. Mel Keough has been replaced reported "confrontation" during the second recess. This, as the state appointee to the betweeen school com- however, was not done from the All the town owned land around the common and Rt. 62 should be put in reserve. Wilmington Housing Authority mitteewoman Linda Mc same forum she used originally Now all our town fathers should surely agree, ^ ' Board I am not surprised Memmen and myself at a recent I accepted her apology with trie There's not much beauty left in Wilmington to see. however. that politics played a Wilmington School Committee hope that she will restrain large part in this decision. Isn't meeting Let it be understood I herself from future ""out of The Swain, Buzzell, Center School and 'III old library, so grand, it unfortunate that the elderly have a great deal of respect and order outbursts and try not to Should be kept by the town 'till the proper decision is at hand. must be the pawn for the selfish sympathy for any elected of- analyze motives without The Center School is the only one so useless and obsolete, desires of a chosen few? ficial, as well as any ad- knowing the facts. But keep that land to make our "center, " complete. The residents of Deming Way ministrator. They play a very A further point When I did act feel that they hve lost a caring difficult role in the decision as a paid consultant to the school The beauty of the centers, of all the towns that surround, and available friend even making process committee and Dr. Pierce in Should impress our town fathers, so the proper decision could be found. though Mr Keough has assured .My sole reason lor speaking at 1980 my charge was to bring Why waste the taxpayers' dollars on a temporary town hall? them that he will continue to "be the school committee meeting before the committee for in- around." was to locus on two items. First, terview only those candidates Make a permanent decision and have it more centrally located, to be enjoyed by all. Whatever happened to the to compliment the superin- who were qualified to act as Then imagine a sign, "Welcome to Wilmington" concept of placing the right tendent on her alternative of asst. superintendent of schools Erected on our beautiful town common — to person in the right position"' recommending a candidate who, Or Pierce and I agreed on this Proudly present our Wilmington to all. . . Apparently this is not what the on a temporary' basis, could be list with the understanding that state or "certain people" in voted in the affirmative by a any one of the five finalists coul Wouldn 7 our town fathers then all feel more proud and tall? Wimington wanted. This majority of the school com- dhandle the position. This un- Sonja Maria Carlson decision has once again proven mittee so that the high school derstanding was based on a five that politics does not always could operate in September. to one vote of the committee Wilmington have the best interest of The second point was to Mrs. McMenimen voted in the »^ l Wilmington in mind. suggest that the superintendent affirmative I did hve an order For those who may not yet be either recommend a candidate of preference, as did the aware of it. Mrs Elaine Hatchey who would be acceptable to the superintendent, but we felt all Town meeting to consider became the new state apointee school committee or indicate to candidates who came belore the on July 29. the committee, in confidence if committee were qualified. rezoning Ballardvale St. land She appeared quite reluctant necessary, why she could not or And yes. Mrs. McMenimen. to talk about it and I can't help would not recommend another you have my memo on record Two articles have been sub- said that the 10 parcels were Tambone said that the but wonder why. candidate from the list of that Dr Carol Sager was on my mitted ylor the September 19 either under option or in development would have Did she know that Mr Keough finalists. It was while making list of qualified candidates. special town meeting, seeking to negotiations. buildings of 750,000 square feet, had not yet been notified of his this point that Mrs. Mc- Mitchell J. Spins rezone land on ^Ballardvale Tambone's proposed rezoning used for office and research. replacement? Menimen. without recognition Street to industrial One parcel would include all of the land Attorney Tom Roussell also Dear Larz: is 80 acres, the other 10 Mr Keough did receive a from the chair, attacked my I have a complaint against the between the end of the present appeared belore the selectmen letter from the Executive Office motives, and my personal and Reading developer Tony industrial zoning, and the Sons with a rezoning proposal tor the Wilmington Police Department Tambone presented his article of Communities and Develop- professional integrity. I hope this makes the paper of Italy property The largest Howland Development Corp. ment that had been written on This outburst, in my opinion, before the selectmen Monday parcel is the Paolini gravel pit. The proposal is lor 10 acres because the more times I see night. He said that he has July 5 and signed by Amy An- was degrading and uncalled for cars parked in tow zones and no He is also seeking to buy another north of the Sons of Italy- thony i secretary E.O.C.D.). The During a recess I asked Mrs asssembled 10 parcels to make 20 acre parcel from New- property. tickets, the more angry I get!! I up an 80 acre development He strange thing about this letter is McMenimen lor an explanation About a month back I received England Power taht it wasn't mailed until Aug. 2 and an apology- a parking ticket lor parking in a - alter Mrs Hatchey was sworn She responded that since my no parking, tow zone in Iront of Hurley to prepare in daughter was married to a Wilmington Plaza. Do we question the com- Cushing and since Jack Cushing On August 3. I was cleaning new zoning petency of Miss Anthony's was supporting William Fay for windows in my place of em- regulations secretary, or do we follow the high school pnncipalship I ployment when Safety Officer i another linv of questioning? was therefore acting in Mr Shelley parked in the tow zone. I Kevin Hurley of Concord, the Now that the change has been Fay's behall whenever I spoke asked Olticer Shelley why he planning consultant who made, let us hope that Mrs. This was insulting It attacked can park there and not get a prepared the new zoning bylaws Hatchey will take the time to my personal honesty and in- ticket while us citizens do get of Wilmington, is ready to concern herself with the needs of tegrity and I told her so. tickets His reply was that he prepare a set of rules and Deming Way. Larz, I attended all six can- was on police business - since regulations for PRD develop- While it is important to didate interviews, and all but other officers were in there ment in Wilmington His acquire more housing tor the one of the school committee having a bite to eat. Officer proposal is to prepare one set for elderly and low and moderate meetings My only purpose was Shelley had then asked me il I the planning board, and at the income families, it is equally as to observe the process as an had received a ticket and I said same time to prepare another 9 important to make sure that interested citizen. I am not no, and then he had asked me set written for the board of what we now have is being related to any candidate, nor is again and I said yes. He said I appeals. properly cared for. Is it? there any commitment to. or should not have parked there in No one has. as yet filed Is it possible that a new- any personal relationship with the tirst place, but il the police anything leading to a PRD A director and secretary would an candidate. At no time have I can park there, why can't we? rezoning, but one is understood better serve the resident and the fostered the candidacy ol any Olticer Shelley asked me it he to be in preparation. needs of Deming Way? Could person. That is the respon- should park at Wilmington Ford The planning board regards be!'! sibility of the superintendent and walk over and I said yes the offer favorably Regulations Food for thought? and the school committee Marlene Roonev lor PRD are very different from The Roving Eye However, as with many others, PS regulations for zoning, which it became more and more The other day when I was at apply only to street and lot sizes Dear Larz: frustrating to hear that, in the plaza, a Wilmington Ford There can be a lot of contusion, Congratulations to the editors meeting.ajter.rneetj.ng Uysatne. c:* was'parked'in Jrcn«-Gf*a no* i! the di!lore:.ce; ar^Mior ,OTd<* of the Town Crie> for allowing names were being recom- parking zone and a female clear Debbi Michals to bring all the mended and being rejected police officer jusl rode by it. nof ' The proposal was in two parts pieces together in the recent overwhelmingly ev».n giving them a ticket 1 hope A lot of discussion on pan one "maneuvering'' of certain The role of the superintendent you print this letter because the resulted in a unanimous school committee members to is to recommend, in her opinion, more I think about this the more agreement in lavor Part two override the intended laws of the most qualilied candidate angry I become will be discussed at the next Mass. regarding to naming a But, realistically she must also meeting principal for Wilmington High be prepared to recommend the In an) event the lown School. most qualified candidate who is manager too. must be in i The last two articles written acceptable to the electing body, Michele Lombard agreement Hurley's proposed by Miss Michals were most the school committee cosl tor the planning board is enlightening and gave an I felt that unless the is engaged S1400 „ comprehensive report on all superintendent could persuade Mildred Neilson aspects ol this ludicrous the school committee, by Mr. and Mrs Michael Lom- situation. documentation, that a certain bard. 72 Glen Rd . Wilmington Palazzi named Thank you Dr. Sager for candidate had something in his have announced the Oldest official retires "standing tall'' against the or her background or experience WLHE program engagement ol their daughter. Wilmington's oldest town lifetime honorary member ol threats and least we forget, that made that person not a Michele Helen Lombard, to Dr ollicial has retired. The the committee. kudos lor Linda McMenimen lor viable candidate, then that Daniel Ewarl Fowler, son ol the director Wilmington Board of Selectmen her lorthnght honesty. Mrs. Neilson served on the candidate should get con- late Mr. and Mrs Daniel E on Monday night accepted the Poor government and poor sideration. Parenthetically, committee lor 61 years She is Fowler, ol Exeter. New Hamp- The staff and management of resignation ol Mildred Neilson now 93 years old. education comes about when being past president of the shire. Irom the Sarah D.J. Carter good citizens sit on their hands Lexington Rotary Club, my bias WLHE Cable Radio, Woburn, Elizabeth White of Cedar Michele is a graduate ol have announced the ap- Lecture Committee On motion Street has been appointed to the instead of standing on their feet. does show when I state I cannot Wilmington High School and by Rocco DePasquale. the Now is the time for all truly accept that being a member ol pointment of Frank Palazzi, committee, replacing Mrs. Boston University School ol known lo his listeners as "Frank selectmen then voted her a Neilson. interested parents to get in- Rotary makes a person an Nursing She is currently em- volved in the process of inappropriate candidate Fitz." to the position of program ployed ai New England director educating our children. Accept I was a public school ad- Deaconess Hospital, Boston. your responsibility with courage ministrator for 25 years, prior to Palazzi, a Wilmington Her liance is a graduate ol resident, has been with WLHE and challenge. You cannot send my retirement, and have lived Philips Exeter Academy, a child to school with the at- in Wilmington for 26 years and lei iw o and a half years as an air Dartmouth College and Boston personality and as music nrr titude "Now teach me!" had never spoken at a school University School of Medicine. director He is currently a Teachers cannot teach anyone committee meeting, but along He is currently a second year Jrlnkehnru - Blilniiiiutnii who does not want to learn with many others the selection student at Emerson College. resident in family practice at Boston, Class of '84, neanng Publication Number 835-340 Attend P AC meetings and of a high school principal Wheeling Hospital. Wheeling, continue to attend School completion of a bachelor of An Independently owned newspaper published wry Wednesday by became a very Irustrating West Virginia The Wilmington News Compiny, Inc. Committee meetings This is an process to observe. Therefore, science in mass communication. An October wedding is Frank, who is 21. is the voungest exciting time lor Wilmington my attempts were only to find a planned. Wilmington office Tewksbury office: public education, let all ol us resolution to the problem. And program director in WLHE's 364 Middlesex Avenue history 1057 Main Street move forward with a leeling of then, to be personally attacked P.O. Box 460 P.O. Box 88 pride and responsibility to one by an elected town official was Wilmington, Mass 01887 Tewksbury, Mass. 01876 another and our children unheard ol in my experience (817)858-2348 851-5091 AnneLinehan To Mrs McMenimen s credit Publisher Capt id'; Neilson Advertising Manager C Stuart Neilson Editor Larz F Neilson Circulation Manager Cathy Pacim Sports Editor The Rick Cooke Bits & Paces Editor Elizabeth Downs Tewksbury Editor thinking of an Jim Brown Statl Flora Kasabuski. Eleanor Riddle ARTHUR S. KRESS, M.D. Beauty Terrace is pleased to announce the relocation Subscription Prices: Payable In No financial responsibility is ac- Main St., Rt. 38, Wilmington Plaza addition? advance. In Wilmington and Tewks- of his office practice of cepted by the Wilmington News bury $12 a year. Elsewhere in U.S. Company, Inc for errors in adver- Hair Styling 658-8251 Why not give ui a call? $16 a year. Foreign $22 a year. The tisements A reprint will be made ot Town Crier offers a $1 discount to Internal Medicine for Men & Women You may be glad you did! any part ot an advertisement In subscribers who renew during which the error affects the value of Specializing in Haircuts, January without receiving a renewal the advertised item to the Blow Dry, Coloring, PORCHES • GARAGES notice After Feb. 1. renewal notices Second class postage paid at are mailed at the full price. Wilmington, Mass. 01887 REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER Organic Protein & Acid Balanced Perms, Manicuring ADDITIONS • ETC. IN WILMINGTON 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS NATIONAL NEWSPAPER 500 Salem Streef, Wilmington MON • TUES - WED UWUIIf l»ll|| ins By appt. or walk-in service rMMNB NNASUSTAINING Office hours by appointment - 657-3910 Hours: Monday 9 to noon ■J MEMBER-1932 Tues. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 6 . TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 24. 1983 5 Wilmington Planning Board approves Middlesex Avenue subdivision The Wilmington Planning Avenue opposite First Avenue. Arnold Blake was in favor, problem, pointing out that the Board on August 23 approved a It will be 1410 feet long, with a pointing out that there were no Palmers had requested a new subdivision, Middlesex waiver from the planning board sidewalks on Middlesex Avenue. waiver, and it had not been Pines, to be built off Middlesex on length. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer He lost on a three to two vote. granted. Avenue in North Wilmington. told the planning board that they Chairman Bill Hooper proposed A waiver was approved for a The subdivision will be on land do not believe they will be doing two sidewalks lor the entrance 'Cape Cod" berm to the street, to the west of Middlesex Avenue, the building ot the homes in their area, because eventually that being a nearly flat berm, property ot James (Jay) and subdivision. another part ol the subdivision is not liable to be destroyed by Theresa Palmer. Ten houselots There will be several ponds, to be built, to the southward. snowplows. are being proposed. as part of the plan, to retain the This lost on a two to two vote, Another provision, asking the The Palmers have already water. The street crosses a with one abstention. Blake and developer to develop a roadway obtained a variance so that they blueberry area with, Tony Gentile voting No, the first and easement over to the can build a new home for presumably, a lot of peat. The time the two men had agreed on Francheschi property and themselves immediately on the Palmers hope to rtain as many a subject in months. Albert property of the town was voted first lot. The variance was from ol the blueberry bushes as Reidy moved tohave no down. the board of appeals several possible. sidewalk, and Blake seconded. A request to waive a part of months ago. They have sold They requested a waiver to Again the motion was lost. The the underground wiring, their present home on Middlesex have a sidewalk on one side of planning baord was sort ol non- required by the planning board, Avenue, effective October 1. the street only. This brought' ussed, not able to agree in any was also voted down. There will The new street, to be called about a long debate on the part waj be underground wiring for the Palmer Road, will be con- ol planning board members. T(my Gentile solved the entire subdivision. structed from Middlesex AACC holds fall course registration

The Middlesex Community in Basic Drafting for those who dimensional design and com- Institute for Small Business College Division of Continuing wish to acquire a general munications courses in "Public Concerns offers computer and Education will offer over 600 familiarity with drafting rather Relations. Publicity and office automation courses for Community Relations"' and Cathy Manuel and "Maggie" credit and non - credit courses than a formal certificate. the small business or when the semester starts Liberal Arts students may "Mass Communications." professional office practice. September 12. Walk-in choose from new courses in art, Non-credit courses offered by For more information about Cathy Manuel gets registration has just begun at communications, theatre, the Division ol Community any ot these programs or the Continuing Education Office economics, human relations and Services include personal courses, consult the MCC at the North Campus in Bedford. philosophy. The humanities development courses; Division of Continuing hearing ear dog Evening registration meetings division in particular has ex- "Financial Planning lor the Education Education Catalog or will be held at the Instruction panded it sprogram with 80;s," "Self Discovery through call 275-8910. x 240 Cathy to take her hearing ear Centers in Dracut (Aug 3D, courses in "Eastern Journal Writing," "How to Save Cathy Manuel, a young deal on your Taxes' and others. The resident of Bulters Row. dog with her into all places of Arlington (Aug. 30), Stoneham Philosophy," two and three Wilmington, has recently public accommodation. The dog iAug. 30) and Acton (Aug. 31) completed a two week schooling can be identified by its bright during the week of August 29. Spotlighters perform at Fanueil period at the Hearing Ear Dog yellow harness. Formal evening registration Program and returned home It cost $1800 to train a hearing will be held at the Burlington HalProFAAuscular Dystrophy with her new dog "Maggie." ear dog. The deal recipient pays Campus Tuesday, September 6 who will alert her to the sounds $150.00 of this amount. and Wednesday. September 7 Labor Day will be very special from 'Broadway shows and Wilmington and weekends in of an alarm clock, telephone, The Wilmington Community from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Program lor the Silver Lake Spotlighters popular music in cabaret style, September at the Bull Run doorbell, door knock, name, and Fund contributed the remaining reprsentatives and academic Touring Company this year. has entertained throughout the Restaurant in Shirley. smoke alarm. funds so that Cathy can now live counselors will be available to They have been invited to state for civic groups, com- For more information about Massachusetts law allows a more independent and secure discuss all courses. perform at 2 p.m. in Fanueil munity events, corporate the Silver Lake Spotlighters' hie. Over 80 of the 600 courses are Hall, Boston, as aprt of the local meetings, and private parties. Touring Company, contact Celia brand new this year. New effort of the Muscular They will be performing Sept. Bartolofti, 646-2327 evenings. programs in purchasing and Dvstrophy Associaton and 14 at St. Thomas' Church in Planning board continues inventory control, and banking WCBV-TV (Channel 5) to raise hearing for Metropolitan park are the product of affiliations money in the light against with the American Production muscular dystrophy. Board approves new AMC lot and Inventory Control Society "Performing for Jerry's kids The Tewksbury Planning loot butter zone was required. and the American Institute of is a real privilege," said Tom Board has continued the hearing The planning board cited the Banking (Merrimack Valley Freeman, a Reading resident The Wilmington Planning except lor places lor han- of August 22 lor the proposed regulations as being 100 feet. Chapter). and regular touring company Board has approved the latest dicapped people. The lot is to Metropolitan Industrial Park oil Debra Drive The Allied Health Division will member. "We're glad we can plan submitted lor the lot where have a 25 loot grass plot, which North Street. The new date will The planning board also offer new credit courses in help out." a new American Mfltors agency Arnold Blake dubbed "a green be September 26 at 7 p.m. in teh discussed but did not rescind a Medical Assisting and Medical Another touring company is to be established in spot in an asphalt jungle." DPW building on Whipplc Road. $3.OIK) bond lor the construction Laboratory Technology, while member, Gwen Scott of Wilmington. The selectmen Nicolosi told the board that Mike Speidel of Metropolitan of Debra Drive. The proposed courses for continuing education Wilmington, urges all of the granted a license Monday night, Ben Restuccia, owner ot the told the board that several street is off Pleasant Street. units (C.E.U.'s) are offered in Spotlighters' friends to join August 22, and the planning land, is planning to plant some engineering studies being made Wilfred Lambert argued for nursing, radiologic technology them at Fanueil Hall. "We hope board approved the site plan on trees in back, near the area lor his company had not been rescension. The street, he said, and emergency medicine. A to see lots of familiar faces in Tuesday. where the sewer was con- completed. When he does make had been the subject ol review course for the the crowd down there. We're The plan was submitted by structed. The idea is to shade the the presentation he said, he wrangling lor three years. He Sonography Registry Exam is really proud to be a part of the Mike Nicolsi, a builder who, by lights from across the street, for wants it to be a complete review, wanted to know how long the also offered. Telethon and we'd like our this time, is quite familiar to the people on Shawsheen Avenue, together with a plan ot action, issue would continue to be Technology courses include friends to be there to support us planning board members. *and to hide the remains of the cost estimates and a work hassled. the computer language Pascal and do a little something for Among other things, the sewer construction from people schedule. The board was told that there and an individualized study Jerry's kids." planning board told him that on Main Street. The $26,000,000 industrial park had been a letter, and a course in Advanced The touring company, which there would be no need of Nicolosi expects to purchase is to be between Ames Pond and telephone call to the developer, Programming. The drafting consists of 20 singers and marking off parking spaces, up to 200 eight to 10 foot trees for North Street and adjacent to but there had been no registered program will oiler a new course dancers who perform selections the area next to the sewer line. Interstate 495. letter. There were questions on Members voted to send a zoning by James A. Cjuinn ol 733 registered letter, and have a North St. He believed that a 300 hearing in two weeks. FINALLYAHOTELTHAT WON'T Pl)T YOUTO SLEEP

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In addition this investment is federally insured and requires a minimum investment The new Marriott Hotel of only $500. Ilyouwant to lock in today's rate Burlington. We won't put you to sleep - until it's time for bed stop in at your Baybank or call our toll-tree BsVBdflli Hotline. You could profit in the long term. i)i Harriott BayBank f/usl Company ^ » HI HI IMilOV ^rifl Routes 128 and 3A, Burlinrfon. MA01803 Invest in Something Better. 1-800-342-6888. 1-800-228-9290 or 1-617-229-6565 MvmheifDlC Withdrawals pmr to maturity ol any term cerMnau ■'i " ' 'the bank ana we sutifiCt to a Substantial panaHf TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 24,1983 Disagreement on 50-foot lots Two abuttors seek 50-foot lot from town SCHWALB: Ami Lauren, to Arguments about "SO foot with Danny Gillis being one of may be said to have squared off, Mr. and Mrs. William Schwalb lots" in Wilmington are again in the prime movers. one against the other. fashion. A. Daniel Gillis, former Danny Gillis and Joseph Two abutting land owners Crane has lived at his present Jr., (Cheryl Rapoza) of Rhoda Courtney was pleading the Street, Tewksbury on August 8 selectman and planning board Courtney drafted a special law, case for Mrs. Voner. The lot, he would like to purchase a lot of address over 20 years and is the land from the town of owner of about one acre of land. at Winchester Hospital. member and Attorney Joe for Wilmington, saying that 100 said, had been in existance since Grandparents are Mr. and Courtney nave been continuing foot frontage on a street, and before 1934. It was a valid case Wilmington. The lot is 50 feet Another offer comes from the arguments before the board 10,000 square feet of area was wide, with an area of 5,000 George E. Figler of West 55th Mrs. John Roy of Somer- of being covered by the "Webber Street, New York City. Mr ville.and Mr. and Mrs. William of appeals required, for a valid houselot in Amendment." square feet, and is off McDonald Road. Figler owns 5,000 square feet, Schwalb of Tewksbury. There are two laws with direct the town. Rep. Fred Cain took Gillis was pleading the case of Great-grandparents are Mr reference to this type of lot in the bill to the legislature and Roy Crane of 30 McDonald abutting, he believes that, with the Fred Cain law. He. had the and Mrs. Frank Francoise of Wilmington, one is called the filed it for legislative action. figures on how many 50 foot lots, Road has written the selectmen the two lots, he will have a Webber Amendment. The other The key to Cain's action was and how many other odd sized offering to buy the land. Mr. buildable lot of land. Tewksbury. is the Fred Cain law, passed by that he filed the bill on the day lots there were in Wilmington in SBORDONE: Gary Nicholas, the state legislature. that the Red Sox opened their 1966, when he and Fred Cain Jr., second child, first son to Mr. About 30 yers ago, at the time season in Boston. went into the State House and Mrs. Gary Nicholas Sbor- of a town meeting adopting new As he hoped, those persons "If this passes it can be a Arnold Blake retires again done (Mary Murray) of zoning bylaws, Stanley Webber who would be against the bill disaster," were his words at one Chestnut Street, Wilmington on proposed an amendment that never noticed it, and it was point. August 10 at Melrose - Wakefield held any valid houselot in 1935 voted through. It became law, a Arnold Blake, Middlesex disagreed with other members. Hospital. There were other arguments Such was not exactly the case on would still be a valid houselot special law, in Wilmington. too, but those of Gillis and Avenue, long time water Grandparents are John and under the new bylaw This was That law prevented anyone commissioner and a man who August 23. , Mary Murray of Esther Avenue, Courtney were the principal For five successive votes, his voted by the town. from just buying 50 foot lots in ones. The acting chairman of the has served on the planning Congers, New York and Frank A little later the state Wilmington and building new board of Wilmington for four vote was Aye. and Marjorie Sbordone of Maple appeals board was George Then the planning board got to legislature passed a law saying homes. Gillis, Fred Cain and Joe Robertie. years, has again retired. Blake, Avenue, Nyack, New York. that anywhere in Massachusetts Courtney took satisfaction from it will be remembered, retired considering the real estate Gary's sister is two-year-old Robertie.at the end of the 25 development off Middlesex it was legal to build on houselots that fact, and from the part they minutes of discussion requested Irom the planning board at the Kristyn. having a width of 50 feet and an played in getting the law end of July. Avenue, with the questions Courtney to file a brief with the about sidewalks and other SECHER: Mark Justin, to Mr area of 5,000 square leet. There through the legislature. legal points being discussed. He was persuaded to remain tor one more month. The plea things. None of the members and Mrs. Mark Secher (Theresa were hundreds of such houselots A tew weeks ago the That brief, he said, would be Murray) of Salem Street, in Wilmington. Wilmington Board of Appeals was that there would be im- was able to agree on items about turned over to the town counsel sidewalks. Arnold voted No Wilmington on August 13 at The result was a near heard a case involving a 50 foot for his study. portant business to be con- ducted. Blake has now served several times, with his last vote Winchester Hospital. catastrophe, with out-of-town lot on Phillips Avenue. It was the There will be a ruling by the Grandparents are Mrs. Irene builders buying houselots all property of Rita Voner. The case that month. being for No Sidewalk. board of appeals in their next He is now retired, and will not Murray of Wilmington and Mr. over Wilmington and building was continued to August 23. meeting, Robertie promised. Blake was to be noticed during his service on the planning serve again, he says. and Mrs. Svend Secher of homes to sell. The Wilmington On that day, Tuesday evening, That will be early in September. Reading. Planning Board took action, Joe Courtney and Danny Gillis board for the number of times he

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Mr and Mrs. Jerome P. "FISCAL FITNESS" McDonald of 15 Westdale ■ "^^ Avenue, Wilmington have an- I nounced the engagement of their ol daughter, Nancy L. to Mark F. Peabody, son of Mr. and Mrs. iffl Lester Peabody of 15 Fair- B *" ' ^V^Hl meadow Rd.. HL Nancy is a graduate of Wilmington High School and the • 1 University of Maine. Her fiance graduated from > J Wilmington High School and the Hr■ University of Wisconsin. A spring wedding is planned. HERE'S HHHHHBlHI THE ANSWER TO... Regional Health Center offers fall programs

The back-to-school season includes an tember 28 Irom 7 to 9 p.m. "How do expanded health education program at the Learning to lose, a 12-week nutrition and Regional Health Center in Wilmington. weight control program tor those who want Courses locus on individual and family to lose 30 pounds or less. Registration health'promotion and disease prevention. deadline; September 19, Mondays begin- September ning with orientation September 26 from 7 the Jones' CPR basic (American Heart to 9 p.m. Association) Mondays, Sept. 12,19, 26 from Feeling fine after 55, A pre-retirement 7 to 10 p.m. seminar tor those planning for retirement Ala-Family, tor problem drinkers and or those going through the "empty nest their families. Meets every Sunday, 6:30 to syndrome." A social worker, physical 8 p.m. Open to the public. therapist and nutritionist will discuss do it ?" Ala-Anon, meets every Friday, 8 to 9:30 planning lor the later years, exercising and p.m. lor families ot alcoholics. Open to the eating properly. Dress to participate in There's no magic or secret formula public. exercising. Monday, September 19 Irom 1 Childbirth education. Tuesdays, Sep- to 4 p.m. to getting ahead the way the tember 6 through October 25; 7:15 to 9:30 Blood pressure screening, including " Jones' " do. The answer is a sound p.m. for couples in the last trimester. In- height, weight and individual lifestyle cludes Lamanze, relaxation techniques, counseling with an R.N. Monday, Sep- Fiscal Fitness plan that starts with a breast feeding and c-section. tember 12; 4 to 7 p.m. Free, by ap- regular savings account, a NOW Pre-natal; post partum exercising, pointment. Wednesdays, September 7 through October Parents of hyperactive children, support checking account for spendable funds 12; 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. M.D. approval group meets Tuesday, September 20 from 7 and later, when you have that little required. to9 p.m. Call Social services, 657-3910, ext. Standard multimedia first aid, for 568 for more information. "extra", put it in a Lowell Five American Red Cross certification. Thur- Children's speech, language screening, "Money-Maker" investment account. sdays, September 15, 22, 29 from 7 to 9:30 for ages three and older. Wednesday, p.m. September 28, 4 to 7 p.m.; or Thursday, Start your Fiscal Fitness plan now at Aerobic dancing, Tuesdays and Thur- September 29 from 9 a.m. to noon. Free, by one of Lowell Five's eight convenient sdays, September 6 through Octobr 25, 9 to appointment. 10 a.m. and 5:10 to 6 p.m. All courses require pre-registration by offices...you'll be glad you did. Fitness after 50, Aerobic dance and calling 657-3910, ext. 567, (except Ala- exercise to music. Tuesdays and Thur- Family and Al-Anon). Most courses have a sdays, September 6 through October 25; 10 minimal lee except where indicated. to 11 a.m. Start the school year off right by Lifestyle changes for weight control. becoming health conscious through a Comprehensive 20 week program with a course in health education. registered nutritionist and group dynamics II you would like a brochure describing leader. M.D. approval required. all of the health promotion programs Registration deadline, September 12; through December, call the above number. begins with orientation Wednesday, Sep-

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NOTICE SALE OK STATE-OWNED LAND Polymer Technologies breaks ground on addition •VILMINGTON The Division of Capital Planning and Polymer Technology Cor- Founded in 1973, the in- Boston Lens II Contact Lens. patients north of the border and Operations, on behalf of the Department of poration broke ground recently novative high technology This rigid gas-permeable is now one of the leading contact Public Works and the Executive Office of lor an 8000 square loot ex- Transportation and Construction, is acccep- research company developed a contact lens otters high oxygen lenses titled in that country, pansion, to its existing 10,000 ting proposals for the sale of 8.050 sq ft of va new generation ol silicone - permeability and inherent having captured 20 percent of square loot facility at 33 In- acrylate contact lens material the Canadian market. This lens cant land on Magazine Street in Wilmington. wettability - two properties Massachusetts The parcel, which is zoned dustrial Wiay. that is used to produce the has also acheived wide use and previously thought to be in- residential, is below the town's minimum acceptance in 30 other foreign compatible. buildable lot size. Minimum bid: $1,000 According to Perry Rosenthal. countries. The Boston Lens II For additional information and to obtain M.D., chairman ol the board and Contact Lens is currently being proposal form, contact: director ol medical attairs tor investigated in the United States Linda Whitlock, Director of Real Property: Polymer, the company is un- by leading regional contact lens Division of Capital Planning 4 Operations: One Ashburton Place, Room 1512: Boston, dertaking the expansion in manufacturers who are con- Massachusetts 021(18: or telephone: ($17) anticipation ol the Food and ducting clinical studies under an investigational device exemp- 727-0468. Drug Administration's (FDA) A certified personal check, cashier's check tion i IDE i. In addition. Polymer approval ol The Boston Lens II or money order made payable to the Com- Technology Corporation has Contact Lens which is expected monwealth of Massachusetts for ten percent shortly. The Boston Lens II itself conducted an investigation of the bid price must accompany the sealed Contact Lens is part of a com- and hied a premarket approval bid. The successful proposer must he prehensive system which also application with the FDA. prepared to pay the balance of his proposed includes a special conditioning Consumers have participated bid within two weeks alter the proposal open ing date solution and cleaner. Polymer widely in these and the FDA s Proposers are cautioned to allow sufficient Technology Corporation is the Opthalmic Advisory Panel has already recommended that The time to insure that proposals w ill be received only company to develop such a before the date and time specified Boston Lens II Contact Lens be complete system Submit sealed proposals to Linda Whitlock. approved lor commercial sale The expanded facilities, due to at Ihe address noted above. be completed in December 1983. According to Dr. Rosenthal. the Envelopes should be marked in the lower will include additional research rigid gas permeable lens left corner as follows: "Proposals for and development laboratories category is expected to top the Magazine Street, Wimington, to be opened at and production facilities. Within $200 million sales mark by 1990. 10:00 a.m.. Tuesday, September 20, 1983 " Deadline: Proposals must be submitted no the year. Polymer anticipates and will represent ap- proximately one-half ol all later than 1000 a m ,'Tuesday. September 20. adding 20 employees to the 1983, and will be publicly opened in the DCPO contact lens volume at that Groundbreaking ceremonies were held al 33 Industrial Way. Wilmington for an x.MM) sq. ft. addition to a existing Wilmington stall ol 40. Bid Room, One Ashburton Place, Boston, im- building occupied by Polymer Technology Corporation. From left. Selectman Jim Stewart. Acting Town Louis I). Mager. president ol time. mediately thereafter. Manager Bob Palmer, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen Daniel Ballou. Jr.. Or. Perry Rosenthal. Polymer said, "We are ex- The building at 33 Industrial The Division of capital Planning and Opera- Chairman of the Board of Polymer, Sam Altschuller. President of Altron. Incorporated. Louis Mager. tremely pleased to be a part ol Way is owned by Altron. In- tions and the Department of Public Works President of Polymer. Nicki Johnson. President of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce. State Rep. the growing Wilmington corporated ot Wilmington. reserve the right to reject any and all pro- Jim Miceli and State Hep. Michael Barrett. business community, We are Altron occupied the building posals. committed to Wilmington and from 1972 to 1978, when it was By: Tunney F. Lee Mary Hanson is candidate view our expansion as a symbol leased to Polymer Technology. Architect for the expansion Deputy Commissioner for Silver Haired Legislature ol that commitment." Division of Capital Planning & Operations Introduced in Canada in project I'S Peter Samaris of Lawrence Construction is under Mary Hanson, 22 Congress St., Since moving to Wilmington September 1978. The Boston Robert Tierney Wilmington, has announced her and receiving her Council on Lens Contact Lens has already supervision ol Scott Con- Commissioner candidacy lor representative in Aging card. Mary has taken part been tilted on over 250.000 struction Co ol Haverhill. Department of Public Works the Silver Haired Legislature in the dancing classes for Mrs. Hanson has been active seniors, as well as the swim- WILMINGTON to with AIM. a group working in ming program at Shawshcen LOGAN AIRPORT Wilmington to aid and direct Tech, She is anxious to work on s problems lacing Ihe han- behalf ol senior citizens. *12>9S Pick Up at dicapped. She was recently a Having a son in the high your Home member ol the Special Needs school. Mrs. Hanson is also a phone 657-7655 Sft4Utli*OClt$£ Committee tor two years in PAC member and was a PAC m« S*MI 0" SEHVICE MIL C*« DMCr Wilmington and is on Ihe Please leave Name ana Phone executive board lor Cerebral member at the West In- Number TWICE at Ihe 'Irsl sound ol Ihe beep (Name and Number Palsy ol Greater Boston. termediate School in 1980 and Hi ONLY. 10 seconds 10 leave' She was the recipient ol the She Is interested in the major message) I Will Oil T0U BACK ■ 5 MWUIIS Volunteer Of the Year Award in issues ellecting the elderly Pnonf 1978. The plaque read "In ap- residents in the area, such as 1-800-312-0862 eciation ol untiring dedication to housing, home care, nutrition, W- dm.ei patuagr, to I** BOM ■ the handicapped in Greater transportation and medical Boston." expenses.

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Two weight control groups behaviors and learning new Edmund Vachon died based on behavioral, medical habits and skills in an open, John MacDonald was 43 and nutritional principles, will positive support group en- from accident injuries begin in September at the vironment. Regional Health Center in Elvira Q. Johnson, R.D., M.S., Edmund L. Vachon, formerly ol Ann M. (Thompson) Vachon Wimington; his son, Paul T. Paul Ryan of 63 Lake St.. Wilmington. Both educational nutrition services coordinator, of Grace Drive, Wilmington and of Windham, the former Ryan of Tewksbury; his two Tewksbury died at Choate programs are based on the and Cindy R Levine, L.E.C. recently of Windham, New husband of Mary P. (McNeil) brothers, Harold Ryan of Memorial Hospital Wednesday. needs and eating habits of the S.W., social services coor- Hampshire, died at Lawrence Vachon of Wilmington and is Worcester and Everett Ryan of August 17 following a prolonged individuals, rather than the dinator, group leaders, will General Hospital, Lawrence^ also survived by his four Windham, New Hampshire; his illness. group. . include gaining sell-awareness early Monday morning as the children, james A. Peggy E. sister, Mrs. Grace Thorman of Mr. Ryan who was 69 years of Learning to lose is a 12-week ( and self-esteem, behavior result of injuries sustained in a Mark E and Kenneth J. Vachon Fort Meyers, Florida and his age at the time of his death, was program best suited for adults modification of eating and motor vehicle accident in North all of Wilmington and his two granddaughters. born inSomerville, the son of the who want to lose 30 pounds or exercise habits, managing Andover earlier. brother, William A. Vachon of The funeral was held from the late Mary J. (Glynn) and the less and have no significant stress and assertiveness in the Mr. Vachon, 44 years of age, Manchester, Mass. W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral late Stephen J. Ryan. He spent medical problems. These program. was born in Boston, the son of The funeral was held from the Home, 374 Main St., Wilmington his youth in the Somerville area, criteria will be used in deter- Weekly blood pressure and the late Margaret F. (Maher) W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Saturday morning at 8:15 lived in Wilmington over 20 mining appropriate group weight checks, and nutrition and the late Edmund L. Vachon. Home, 374 Main St., Wilmington years and took up residence in followed by a funeral mass at St. participants. (Those who have a information are incorporated in He spent his youth in Newton, Thomas Church at 9:00 this morning (Wednesday) at Tewksbury 21 years ago. lifelong weight problem or the program. A computerized and lived in Wilmington 13 years 9; 15 followed by a funeral mass celebrated by the Rev. Thomas He was a veteran of World medical condition may be diet analysis and materials are prior to taking up residence in at St. Dorothy's Church at 10:00. Reynolds. Burial followed m the War II having served in the U.S. referred to Lifestyle Canges for also included in the fee. Not only Windham. Burial took place in the family family lot, Wildwood Cemetery. Army. Prior to retirement he Weight Control.) have former LCWC participants At the time of his death he was lot, St. Joseph's Cemetery, West Serving as pall bearers for was employed at the Boston Nutritionist Marilyn M. lost weight, but they have a self employed electronic Mr. Ryan were George Silva, Roxbury. Naval Shipyard as a pipe fitter. Pasierb, R.D., M.S., will cover significantly lowered their blood technician. He was the husband Thomas McHugh, Robert Mr. Ryan is survived by his the following in the program: pressure and blood sugar level; Gearty, Frank Sheridan, Brian Street a distance of 890.33 feet to a wile, Mrs. Alice T. (O'Brien) rate of loss and exercise; and in some cases, diabetes and Doody and Steven Ryan. TOWN OF WILMINGTON point; Ryan; his daughter, Mrs. John identifying hunber; motivation, those with high blood pressure thence, by the easterly sideline of (Phyllis A.) Amary Of calories; intake of fats, sugar, have been able to reduce, their . Ballardvale Street by a curved line liber and sodium; concern about dose of medication. to the left having a radius of 480 25 ideal weight; keeping food This program requires a feet, a length of 157 44 feet to a point; major commitment to lifestyle thence, N8"32'58" E by the easier records and personal meal change and about 30 minutes of ly sideline of Ballardvale Street a Paul Ryan was WWII veteran planning. distance of 70.10 feet to a point at the Registration for this group is homework each day. Any person PLANNING BOARD due by Monday, September 19. not comfortable with his or her land now or formerly of Roncalli John R. MacDonald, formerly Mrs. Mary Cromarty of London, PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Civic Properties Association, Inc.; Accepted registrants will be present weight and between 20 of Jaquith Road, Wilmington Ontorio, Mrs. Helen McGaugh In accordance with the provisions thence, N82M6'0S" W by the land notified by September 22. The and 45 years old is appropriate died suddenly at his residence, and Mrs. Eileen Longphee of of Chapter 40A, Section 5, M.G.L., of Roncalli Civic Properties Associa- group will be limited to 12 for this group. This group is the Planning Board will hold a 87 Roseclair St., Dorchester. Souns, Prince Edward Island; tion, Inc., a distance of 1903.55 feet to participants. An orientation limited to 15 participants. public hearing on Tuesday, a point at the land now or formerly Wednesday, August 17. his lour brothers, Francis and session will be held Monday, Success in either group September 13, 1963 at 8:00 P.M. in of the Town of Wilmington; Mr. MacDonald, 43 years of James Of Souris. Prince Edward September 26 trom 7 to 9 p.m. depends upon the individual's the Wilmington Memorial Library thence, southeasterly by the land age, was born in Prince Edward Island. Michael and Elmer of Lifestyle changes for weight commitment. Those with fairly Conference Room, Middlesex now or formerly of the Town of Island, the son of the late Mary London, Ontorio. control (LCWL) is a 20-week stable relationships and no Avenue, on certain articles to ap- Wilmington a distance of 183± feet (McVane) and the late John D. The funeral was held at the pear in the Warrant for the Special to a point at the land now or former- intensive group experience major life stressors (new baby, MacDonald. He spent his youth W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Town-Meeting. ly of Elsusapa Realty Trust, An- beginning with orientation divorce, etel will be most apt to in Prince Edward Island, and Home, 374 Main St., Wimington Article I: To see if the Town will thony Paolini, Trustee; Wednesday, September 28 from attain their goals. lived in Wilmington many years Monday morning at 9;15 vote to amend the Zoning Ifylaw and thence, northeasterly by the land 7 to 9 p.m. This group is ap- Both groups require pre- Zoning Map of the Town of Wilm- now or formerly of the Town of before to moving to Dorchester. followed by a funeral mass at St. propriate for those who need to registrammjind attendance at ington by voting to rezone from Wilmington a distance of 86± feet to While living in Wilmington, he Dorothy's Church at 10:00 lose more than 30 pounds or orientation? is mandatory. Residence 60 District to General In- a point at the land now or formerly served as custodian for St. celebrated by the Rev. John have medical conditions such as Participants are encouraged to dustrial District the following of Albert G. Fiorenza; Dorothy's Church and at the Cadeiro. Burial followed in high blood pressure, heart take family members or close described parcel of land on Ballard- thence, southeasterly by the land time of his death was a security Wildwood Cemetery. vale Street, containing in total 104.9 now or formerly of Albert G. Fioren- disease or diabetes. friends to orientation as they are guard tor Superior Security Serving as pall bearers were acres, more or less, and bounded za and land now or formerly of Conducted by a registered an important part of the support Company. John and Joseph McVane, Allan and described as follows: owners unknown a distance of 1316± system. Mr. MacDonald is survived by nutritionist and group dymanics A certain parcel of land located in feet to a point at the land now or MacDonald and Allan Mac Registration tor LCWC is due his daughter. Mary Christine leader, LCWC focuses on the northern portion of the Town of formerly of Frank P. Sciarappa; Donald Jr., Edward McGaugh by September 12 and a physical MacDonald Savickas of behavioral changes and weight Wilmington, Middlesex County, thence, southwesterly by the land and David MacDonald. exam with laboratory tests is Massachusetts on the easterly side Somerville; his three sisters. loss through lifestyle now or formerly of Frank P required. For more information, of Ballardvale Steet being further Sciarappa. land now or formerly of management. It is a com- bounded and described as follows: New England Power Company, and prehensive, medically-based call 657-3910, ext. 567. There is a Beginning at a point on the easter- land now or formerly of Henry E program involving individual lee lor both programs and ly sideline of Ballardvale Street at Brooks, a distance of 2005± feet to a William Beecher, Regional Health diagnosis of problem eating payment options are available. the southwesterly corner of the point on a stone wall at the land now premises herein described and at or formerly of New England Power Elks member Center donations the northwesterly corner of adjacent Company; land owned by Robert W. Murray thence S13*48'26" W by the land William J. Beecher of Contributions to the Regional thence N31*27'07" E by the easter- now or formerly of Henry E. Brooks Tewksbury, formerly Of Health Center in Wilmington Connolly named exalted ly sideline of Ballardvale Street a a distance of 200.00 feet to a point at Watertown, died August 22. He July 13 through August 19 in- distance of 10.20 feet to a point; the land now or formerly of Robert was the husband of Mildred I. clude: ruler of Elks thence by the easterly sideline of W. Murray; (Graham) Beecher and a In memory of Donna A. Ballardvale Street by a curved line thence, N81"01'34" W by land now member of the Tewksbury - to the left having a radius of 487.54 or formerly of Robert W Murray a Peddle, daughter of William A. Francis Connolly of the various chanties during 1982. Wilmington Lodge ol Elks. feet, a length of 383.79 feet to a point: distance of 592.69 feet to a point on and Elizabeth M. McNabb, from Tewksbury-Wilmington Elks Since the Elks began keeping Funeral services were thence. N13'39'03" W by the the easterly sideline of Ballardvale Louis and Marion Abate. Lodge 2070 was recognized as a records 102 years ago. more scheduled for 8 a.m., Wed- easterly sideline of tfaifirdvale Street and the point of beginning. In memory of William F. newly elected exalted ruler at than $430 million has been Street a distance of 174.39 feet to a Said parcel of land containing nesday (August 24) trom the O'Brien, lather ol Joan Marden the 119th Convention ol the donated for charitable purposes point; 104.9 acres more or less according to Stanton Funeral Home, Mount Irom the Regional Health Center Grand Lodge, Benevolent and The Elks, in addition to thence, by the easterly sideline of deeds of record and the Town of Auburn Street. Watertown. in Wilmington stall. Protectived Order ol Elks numerous other charitable Ballardvale Street by a curved line Wilmington Assessor's maps Said Interment to lollow in National to the right having a radius of 322.67 parcel being shown as lots 28, 30, 31, (B.P.O.E.) held in Honolulu ventures, sponsor the Elks feel, a length of 178 30 feet to a point; 31A, 32, 32A. 35 - 38. 40 - 43. and 45 - 47 Cemetery, Bourne. recently. Hoop-Shoot, a Iree throw thence, N18*00'37" E by the on Assessors' Map R-3 Francis Connolly is one of basketball shooting contest easterly sideline of Ballardvale Meaning and intending to include more than 2,300 exalted rulers entered by more than three Street a distance of 254.46 feet to a all of the land within the above- Lois Grennon, nationwide, the elected leader of million boys and girls each year. described area owned by the follow point; each Elks lodge. The convention delegates also thence, by the easterly sideline of ing parties as contained in deeds mother of Each exalted ruler is elected unanimously elected Kenneth Ballardvale Street by a curved line recorded in the Middlesex County Wilmington United Cantoli ol Hasbrouck Heights. to the right having a radius of 1196.52 Registry of Deeds. Northern Francis Grennon Methodist Church by his lodge in March and takes feet, a length of 194.68 feet to a point; District, Lowell, Massachusetts: ollice in April for a term of one New Jersey, as their new grand thence, N27M9'57" E by the Mrs. Lois (Card) Grennon. 77, year. exalted ruler lor 1983-1984. easterly sideline of Ballardvale died August 17 at Boston Home The exalted rulers heard Cantoli will serve the 1.6 million The Rev. Lawrence O'Brien, Map Lot in Dorchester. convention reports that the Elk's Elks until July, 1984. No Record Owner (Assessors l Area Deed Book pastor. 658-8217; Richard donated more than $25 million to Page No Mrs. Grennon was born and spent most of her life in Milton Vanderpool, pastoral asst., 658- \ R-3 a New England Power Co. 2.2 Ac. ± 2912; ollice. 658-4519. Accessible 17.8 Ac.± and lived for a time in the R-3 30 Stephen V Hughes, Jr. to handicapped persons. R-3 31 Elsusapa Realty Tr. 13.6 Ac± 2309/371 Latham-Troy area of New York. $£oviai

or do anything in relation thereto. s wl,n /TO-J^ 9'" balloon bouquets tor Tambone Corporation, 2 Main St., Stoneham, Ma. Tewksbury Radiology VtxVjyOJ/ — birthfiays Article 2: to see if the Town will runs by land of the Town of Wilm- ylu - get well vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw and ington S5*45'29" W, 793.47 feet to a (~MQ anniversaries Zoning Map of the Town of Wilm point; thence the line turns and runs ington by voting to rezone from by land of Roncalli Civic Property ffLJ\ ~ special occasions A new office has opened at Residence 60 (R 60) to General In- Association, Inc N82"16'05" W dustrial (GIi parcels of land 353.94 feet to a point; thence the line 658 - 2860 described as follows: turns and runs by land now or 1455 Main Street to provide convenient, "Land in Wilmington, formerly of Robert and Margaret Massachusetts situated on the Clemons N14*21'55" E. 128 83 feet to and immediate x-ray service • Easterly side of Ballardvale Street a stone wall; thence the line turns BINGO BINGO BINGO f containing 10.6 acres and bounded and runs, again by land of Clemons, and described as follows: and along the stone wall in four Tuesday is for Tewksbury patients Beginning at the southwest corner courses, ie N81M5'35" W, 8907; of the property at the intersection of N78,06'35" W. 79.15 feet, N2'31'25" a stone wall and the easterly sideline E, 20932 feet, and N70"42'25" W, Bingo Night Physician referral required. of Ballardvale Street the line runs 117 76 to the point of beginning. along Ballardvale Street N8'32'58" For a more detailed description 7 p.m. Early Bird E 1.91 feet to a stone bound; thence see plan entitled "Land in Wilm- the line continues along the easterly ington scale: 80 feet to an inch, 7:30 Start sideline of Ballardvale N6'28'55" E, November 15, 1977" by Howard C. 476.11 feet to a point: thence the line Buttrick R.L.S. Filed in the Mid • NO TRAVEL • NO WAITING turns and runs by land now or dlesex County North District Wilmington K of C formerly of Francis and Christine Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 130 School St Ext., Behind St. Thomas Church OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Barcellos S72'54'35" E. 69 32 feet to Plan No 96 a point; Also being shown on Assessors' thence the line turns and runs. Map R-3, Parcels 51, 51A, 52 and 53, HALL RENTALS or do anything in relation thereto. again by land of Barcellos Full facilities and package plant N17*05'25" E, 50.U0 feet; thence the Howland Development, 10 Atlantic line turns and runs again by land of Ave., Woburn, Ma. Weddings * Showers • Parties TELEPHONE: 851-9493 Barcellos S72*54'35 "E, 555 42 feet to William G. Hooper, Jr. 658 - 6507 or 658 • 8652 a point; thence the line turns and A24.3I.S7 Chairman TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 24,1983 tS &

Anniversaries Robert Enos Ginny and Mike DeBenedetto Robert Enos of Dadant Drive, of Donna Drive, Tewksbury will Wilmington has been named to observe their 28th wedding the president's honor roll at anniversary on August 27 Wentworth Institute of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Technology for outstanding Hillson of Mackey Road, will scholastic achievement during observe their 28th anniversary the second semester of 1982-83. on August 28. Robert's major is ar- At least three Wilmington chitectural engineering couples will be celebrating technology. anniversaries on September 1 - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barry, Sr. Young widow-widowers of Adams Street, their 45th; Mr A young widow and widowers and Mrs Earl Ellis of Strout support and social group for Avenue, their 32nd and Julie and people under 40 is forming in Herb Fielding of Butters Row, Andover Upcoming meetings their 31st. are to be held at the Lawrence NO Sidehlll '*'<-tured above is Overlook Drive, which overlooks Ames Dick and Shirley Pumfrey of Savings Bank, (junction Routes n $25,000. CALL IS LIKE 1» was being lost into an un- MEETING A BRAND NEW FRIEND CHICKEN WINGS & AUTO HOME APARTMENT Debbie's Dance Studio Automobile Insurance for Every Motorist LEG QUARTERS Same Day Plate Service WHILE SUPPLY LASTS 47 52 Main St., Wilmington, Mass. (Across from Silver Lake) Time Payments Oscar Meyer

INSTRUCTION IN: Motorcycle ^40VM\ BACON QCU m TAP • JAZZ Insurance It's a friendly visit will HAM PORTION m gills, lips and informa- Our own USDA Choice BALLETT • GYMNASTICS tion plus cards you can Pre-School thru Adult ROBERT J. CAIN redeem tor more gilts a Cooked Beginner thru Professional local businesses I'd like t 279 INSURANCE AGENCY tn meet vou. ROASTBEEF S- LL. For Early Registration JUST ENGAGED? NEW PARENT? Lend O'bkts Call 658-5948 Rates Quoted by Phone MOVED? WHITE Wed., Aug 24, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. Tewksbury 658-4772 CALL Marge Major CHEESE Debbie Hanley and her students are well known for their work in the enter *8" tainment Held Office Hours: 667-3362 (£99 Debbie's students have won countless awards in various competitions Mon - Fri 9 a.m. 7 p.m. COSSACK VODKA 750 ML. BOTTLE throughout the country. tA99 585 Main St., Wilmington! GORDON GIN 750 ML. BOTTLE PAGE 10 / AUGUST 24, 1983 Scum Olrt^r Sports

Sports Notebook by Rick Cooke Getting back to the sandlots

I can remember when I was a some coach's strategy or together on a high school loot- 10 year old growing up in parents in the stands affecting ball all-star team, those sandlot Billerica. and everyday alter the play of your teammates. baseball games were the first school during the spring and Baseball at its' purest. Plain and memory that popped in. throughout the early summer simple fun, with no real rules to I also recalled that alter the months about 10 or 15 of the bog the game down. sandlot action stopped and we neighborhood kids would gather Of course my team always went on to play little league up the bats, balls and lost. I was always captain of one baseball and compete against weatherbeaten gloves and squad with my best friend at each other, it jusl wasn't the hustle over behind the Kennedy that time, Rick Nestor (who same. We had uniforms, School or even some spacious later went on to star as a run- supervision, parents in the backyard lor a game (hat has all ning back at Bilerica High stands. And my team always but vanished with the popularity School) the opposing captain. He won. In fact we went on to win and rapid expansion ol local was quicker than I was and had the Billerica Little League youth baseball leagues. more all-round athletic ability, championship. It might have That game is sandlot baseball. so naturally when a crucial play helped that we had a pair of No umpires. No coaches. No was needed he was right there pretty decent little league pit- adult supevision. It was really a making it. chers in Bob Miller (I'm sure joy to work up a friendly com- The losses were frustrating, Bruins.lans remember him) and petitive sweat with your buddies but damn it was fun. Years later Bob Danehy (Wilmington without having lo deal with when Rick and I were reunited Softball League pitcher for the Sons of Italy). Another 'vital' cog was a good-field, no-hit catcher by the name of Cooke. I tell this story only because In just one week the Wilmington and Tewksbury High School football teams will every summer I cover the Just about be heading for their respective preseason camps. It was just last Thanksgiving various Little League All-Star that time that the two archrivals tangled at the Wilmington High School field. games where the players and parents are sacrificing vacation time and bouncing from field to Wilmington Softball League field in pursuit of victories that are all very official. That ex- perience can be a very rewar- ding one, but whatever hap- pened to kids playing pickup Down to the Final Four games for the sheer joy of doing just that ? I might be a bit wacky, but Thursday, August 18 The Wilmington Softball Paul O'Donnell was the those sandlot games with Nestor winning hurler with his five- I) and I) Gulf II and the pack of Billerica kids, League's version of The Final No.Wilm.ShelllO Four will tangle for that cir- hitter, besting John O'Melia. most of whom weren't good The primary stick support came Gull knotted this series at one enough to make any little league cuit's championship this week game apiece behind the with six nights ol action at Tom from Rusty Ryan itriree hits), team, meant more to me than Bob Frongillo (triple, homer) booming^bats of Bill Sinopoli any official championship or Aprile Memorial Field. and Ken Morse (double, triple). (Single, triple, three runs trophy at the time. Sportsworld, the Sons ol Italy. Bob Stewart banged out a pair scored/three RBI's)/and Bill The sandlot games were more Doyle's Hardware and D and D ol hits lor Bill and Bob's. Blaisdell. who had wo hits, a means to knock around with Gull will square off in round- Friday, August III including the game winning your pals than compete for a robin play, with the winner to be Bill and Bob's 13 single in the bottom of the spot in the standings. The determined alter games sp Child Wilmington Sons ol Italy 3 mil. 3 yr«. Wilmington Recreation Department Wilmington Auxiliary Police LOAM and Safety Officer Bob Shelley SCREENED Aylward Thirdbaseman Rob Avlward gets set in the field during the Wilmington Fire Department $12 per yard cpl 'sandlot' contest against a team of Dracut all-stars. PRESCHOOL NEW and E.M.T. Rick McClellan 4 yard minimum 3 to S yri DANCE CLASSES UNSCREENED 3 yr» to 11 yr». $8 per yard CUTTER & CUTTER NOW OPEN AT SILVER LAKE 6 yard minimum UNDER MANAGEMENT OF WEEKLY and SATURDAY A.M. CLASSES Attorneys - at - Law FARM MANURE HOCKEY EQUIPMENT SALE AL MOLANDER Open registration Est. 1935 S9 per yard The Wilmington Hockey Moms Club Aug. 26-Sept. 2 - 10:00-1:00 be 4 yard minimum holding a DIVORCE $295 SIMPLE WILL We ore pleated to offer th© community our • M'ensive Here's Al FILL professional training in fun A physical fitness for Used Hockey and Figure Skating Sale children from 3 months to 11 years. Classes beam t mciu*ng coun CIKIS) $45 AL'S SERVICE STATION $4 per yard on Saturday, August 27 A Full BANG! Of LfGAl SMVOS Al AHOMIABll HfS Sopt I? We are o!so odding professional donee classes this year in ballet lap and jon NO PERSONAL INJURY & WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION CLAIMS 103 MAIN ST., WILMINGTON 6 yard minimum from 10:00 am to 4:00 p.m. Rf C IT A15 For information coll 944-2377 or come to ALL CRIMINAL CIVIL TRIALS 0PEN:6 am 8 p.m. Mon Wed Orders over al the Hockey Clubhouse. EVENING AfTONIMtNIS AVAIIAB1I 6am 9pm Thurs 4 Fn • 7 a m 5 p m Sal $50 Free Delivery -|L Reading Gymnastics W1LM1N6TI)H WAWHELD BOSTON South School on Chestnut St.. Wilmington. 658-3228 JI Academy 43 Church Si 5 Fairtane Rd 31 Milk Si Call All Types of Service on All Types of Cars f] 17? .Vobu'nSi RPO.1 nq 651-2277 2457726 412-0132 658-4062 ■ 944 2277 TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 24,1983 ..... 11

Skating club in full swing

Just in case there are some ol The club is also proud of its' Just a reminder that the you who think that figure members who have entered Wilmington Figure Skating Club skating ends once the warm various skating competitions. is gearing up for its tall season, weather arrives, you are wrong. For example, at the Colonial to start September 14. Figure skating in Wilmington is Open Competition, Mari Fukuda Anyone interested in helping alive and well and flourishing. ol Tewksbury placed lirst and the club, or those having The Wilmington Figure received a^gold medal. Her children who would like to Skating Club, whose home base sister Yuiio'vlinished second in participate should call for more is the Youth Ice Arena on Upton her level of competition and information: 658-6651, 475-4856, Court, has many skating brought home a silver medal. 688-3886. 658-2412. members busy with practice, Also placing in their com- testing to improve their petitive levels were Allison proficiency levels and com- Newton of and Julie Palmquist, peting in skating competitions. both ot Andover. Lindsay Mc- TMHS The club is proud of the Cracken ol Andover rounded out members who tested and passed the group Irom the Wilmington volleyball at the following levels: Jennifer Figure Skating Club. Armstrong of Wilmington Again in August the girls passed her sixth ligure test; traveled to Cohasset to compete Tewksbury High School's first Leanne Babine of Tewksbury in the Cohasset Open. Julie volleyball practice is set for passed her third figure and Palmquist of Andover placed Monday. August 29 starting at 9 intermediate Ireestyle test; second and was awarded a a.in at the TMHS gymnasium. Yuko Fukuda ol Tewksbury silver medal. All candidates should report to passed her third figure test; and Finishing high in their this first practice. Coach Chet Flynn notes that practice will The 1983 Wilmington Little I-eague Major League Division champion White Sox. sponsored by the Tewksbury- Amanda Farkas ol Wilmington respective groups were Allison and Kobin Andrews ot Reading, Newton and Lindsay McCracken continue at the TMHS gym Wilmington I.odge of Elks. Kneeling l-r: Brian Morin, Mark Lee. First row. l-r: Bobby Anderson, Steve Killelea. throughout that week, and at- Sean DeMaggio. Scott Tuxbury, Neil Buckley and Paul Maiello. Secon«J row. l-r: Scott McMillan. Mgr. Bob Gage, passed their preliminary figure of Andover, and Amanda Doug Michaud, Mike Bento. Steve llanifin and coach Dave Tuxbury. Missing team members are Dale Gaffey, tests. Farkas of Wilmington tendance is mandatory. Todd Brisbois, Bobby Caruso and coach Dennis Demaggio. Wilmington Youth Baseball Recreation Bowling registration

Tewksbury Recreation registration. Bowling is $2.25 per last two weeks are lor team roll- White Sox are champions Bowling will hold registration week, which includes three oils. for the 1983-84 season September strings ol bowling, shoes and There will be no bowling on The 1983 White Sox, sparked Galley and Steve Hannafin tied ol each team member earned 8 at the Town Hall Irom 6 to 9 dues. All dues money goes school vacations or school by the pitching of Steve Hanfin, lor the league homerun lead the White Sox a 13-3 record. p.m., and Saturday, September toward banquets, awards and closings due to holidays and Scott McMillan and Dale Gal- with four, while batting .500 A special thanks to the team's 10 at the Wamesit Bowling the turkey roll-off. snow days. along with Scott Millian. parents for their support during Alleys, Irom 9 to 11 a.m. Anyone The bowling season runs 24 fey, who struck out 185 batters in All parents are responsible for 93 innings, recently won the The slick fielding of Paul the season, and a tip ol the hat to wishing to take part in this weeks. The first two weeks will Maiella, Mike Bento, Steve the Tewksbury-Wilmington year's bowling program should establish averages and in- picking up their children on time Wilmington Little League Major at the bowling alleys. Division championship. Killelea, and Scott McMillan, Lodge of Elks lor their support register at either ol these times. structions lor new bowlers, the The smoking bats ot Dale plus the individual contributions and sponsorship. The newly organized board of directors voted to lower the age requirements so that any boy or TMHS football season tickets girl reaching the age of eight as of October 1 will be eligible to Season tickets for the five students. bowl. This means on Saturday home Tewksbury Football Home opponents this year are mornings at nine and 11. groups games to be played at Doucette Haverhill, Dracut, Lawrence will have four age groups- eight, Memorial Field are on sale now Central, Billenca and nine. 10 and 11-year-old boys and at the Director of Athletic's Wilmington. girls. The Tuesday and Friday office. Center School annex. Season tickets will be on sale evenings age groups are 12 - 17 Pleasant Street, Tewksbury, every work day until September Ma. 01876 ienter rear of school). years. * 23, trom 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. For Registration lee will be $1.00. The cost ol the season ticket is more information, call 851-6044. payable at the time of $12.00 lor adults and $7.00 lor §un\n\ef Savings

Top c nni|petitor Rod Botcher raised some smoke for the crowd it the Tewksbury Youth benefit car show Saturday. Close to 1500 people came to Jim Boudreau s on Main Benefit burnout the rear wheels are burning away on water soaked pavement. Mechanic Bob Kell.her held % the fender to keep the car from moving sideways. 30-40 Off Quality Furniture Such As Notebook from page 10 Harden — Sterlingworth — Temple-Stuart Barca-Loungers — Lane — Serta shuts. Instead they took the many rules that kids can't tree tune lo do wnat lie or she field in gray shirts, wearing organize themselves and play a wants is gobbled up by league' their regular game pants and game lor fun and nothing else '.' games and practices. the Tewksbury all-star caps. l'vealwayssaid that there are The adult coaches and parents QUEEN Now the no-shirt rule was a too many rules in youth sports. would also be better served by means of letting the kids know Area youth league officials know an occasional break Irom a SIZE that this was not a game sanc- my feelings on the matter, and league bogged down by rules tioned by the league, which quite they've let me hear their Where docs it say that adulls naturally was worried about opinions and reactions, even to can't give the kids a bat and a Solid cherry insuring these players should the point where one person ball and sometimes lend lor drop-leaf one ol them be injured. called me at home years ago to themselves athletically '.' end table The real point here is that let me know that he thought 1 >2,8oo coaches and the powers that be was a card carrying communist There is absolutely nothing were not too pleased that some because I thought that there wrong with an occassional Tewksbury Youth Baseball kids were both too many rules and return lo the sandlot, li indeed had taken it upon themselves to too many adults involved. should still he very much a part set up a game with an area team All that I'm saying here is that ol growing up. f*i while also coaching themselves it is tine to have leagues Closed Mondays Coombs Furniture and playing the game with a organized by adults who give of During August 464 Middlesex Ave., N Wilmington 658 4511 pair ol volunteer umpires. their free time. Adults make What is wrong with kids rules and organize the young playing a game without adult players, who could never get a *m

12 ' TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 24.1983 Shriners' Rodeo comes to Wilmington

The danger, the untamed well as a good crowd en- years. He'll tell you what goes over, a five second penalty for seconds. At the Shriners Rodeo, mimerous novelty items will be beast, the grit and the money, tertainer. John Gilstrap, this into it, where they get the each error is subtracted from Iwo cowboys will ride out on sold at concession stands. that's what lures men time after year's new clown, is one of the livestock and how they care for the final score. their horses. One rider, called a Calf roping time to fiercely compete in one best in the business. the animals, how many tons of Bull riding hazer, tries to contain the steer The cowboy, mounted on his of America's most action- Who says it's a man's world? dirt you need for the ground and Sitting on top of a bull, the by holding onto a strap. The horse, stands in the roper's side packed sporting traditons - the Although most rodeo com- anything else you might want to cowboy holds onto a long rope contest riding cowboy rides on of the cattle box, the calf is in the rodeo. This year, the Fifth petitions are comprised of only- know - just in case you decide to that has been looped around the the other side of the steer, twists cattle chule, the field judge is Annual Shriners Championship male participants, there are put on a rodeo sometime. middle ol the animal weighing and pulls the animal down with mounted on a horse al the other Rodeo to be held September 8 some brave cowgirls who take For a good cause nearly a ton. A bull ride lasts its four feet lacing in the same side of the arena, and the two through n at the Shriners part in the rodeo. The barrel Everyone will be touched by eight seconds and the cowboy is direction. rodeo timers are on the an- Auditorium in Wilmington, will racing, lor cowgirls only, is an the scene of rough n lough licit required to spur the animal. Team roping nouncer's stand watching for the deliver more excitement than exciting event calling for speed cowboys and gals coming in and Rodeo clowns distract the bull In this event, each team barrier flag to drop. The barrier ever. and agility. Janice Tozzi. a saying howdy to several of the and help lo protect the cowboy consists of two cowboys. One is a thin piece of string that is Three hundred cowboys and rodeo lavonte, is an astounding children at the Shriners Burns after he has completed his ride ropes the steer's head or horns, placed around the calf, run gals from all over the country trick rider who dazzles the Institute. Members of the rodeo or has been thrown off the bull. while the other ropes the two through the cattle box. The will compete lor $20,000 in audience with her back bends, crew will be visiting the In- Calf roping back heels as fast as possible. rodeo timers officially begin prizes. All will be trying their somersaults and head stands - stitute Tuesday. September 6, at While riding a horse, a cowboy The Held judge drops his flag timing the call roper when the best in some very perilous all while on horseback. And new 2 p.in and Saturday. September must throw a rope around a when both catches are com- barrier breaks. The judge in the events requiring speed, agility, this year is 'The Rhinestone 10, at 9:30 a.m.. Four-thousand running calf, stop his horse, pleted and each roper has arena will drop his flag after the strength and luck. There will be Cowgirl.' Marveenia Wells, a special needs children will take dismount, throw his calf turned to face the steer. call roper has roped the call and bareback, bull and saddle-bronc splendid trick roper. It may be I heir places in the Shriners i weighing 300 to 350 pounds) to Selection of livestock tied three legs together. The riding, barrel racing, calf interesting to see the rodeo - its' Auditorium to watch a per- the ground and tie three of its In all rodeo events, excluding dropping of the flag will signal roping, team roping and steer perils and rewards, through the formance just for thxpi. another feel in 12 to 15 seconds. barrel racing, each contestant is Ihe timers lo slop their watches. wrestling. And this year, trick eves ol a woman. example ol how the Shriners Saddle-bronc riding 'drawn' lo his livestock. Prior to The time must hold for five riders •Montana Red' and Janize How to set up reach oul to help less lortunale Similar to bareback riding, Ihe performance, all livestock is seconds. Tozzi will bring with them rodeo So you think it's lough getting children. the cowboy sits in a saddle and given a number. The judges Steer wrestling clown John Gilstrap and 'The the guys together for a little Rodeo events has use of a halter and one rein. place all Ihe numbers for each The contestant is the steer Rhinestone Cowgirl,' trick roper softball? Just imagine what it's Hareback riding With only one hand holding him particular event in a hat and one wrestler', who is aided by a Marveenia Wells. like rounding up 300 cowboys Without the use of reins lo on, he must, spur the horse and is drawn oul for each contestant. 'hazer.' The 'hazer* must ride on Practice makes perfect and gals lor a rodeo. This year's control his horse, the cowboy stay on tor eight seconds The roundup room the opposite side of the steer and When not in actual com- rodeo chairman. Shnner Ralph must stay on the animal tor Pickup men ride alongside and Located adjacent to the keep him close to the 'sleer petiton. cowboys and gals must S. Cohen ol Newton, will be glad eight seconds while the horse lake the rider oil alter his lime. Shriners Auditorium. Ihe wrestler". keep in shape. They train with to tell about the behind-the- jumps, plungs and bucks. He Steer wrestling Roundup Room will leature a In this event Ihe barrier is also the livestock at least three hours scenes management Of what is must also spur the horse. Also called bulldogging, this is country and western band for used. When Ihe barrier is broken a day. and you can be sure that considered the leading rodeo Barrel racing the only event that was not par) dancing. Alcoholic beverages by Ihe steer and Ihe Hag drops, these are three rigorous hours. event east of the Mississippi. His This tuned competition is lor ol the original western roun- and chuckwagon treats will be the Iwo cowboys will run oul of Funny guy love ol the west has led him lo cowgirls only Barrels are set up dups. Credited lo a Texas sold. Admission is $1.00 and the boxes. The steer wrestler There's more to being a rodeo lorm an enthusiastic group ol in a cloverleal fashion. The cowboy named Bill Picket!. adull showegoers only will be must catch the steer from his clown than just putting on a Shriners volunteers dedicated ot Inner begins when the cowgirls Picket! would plunge from the welcome. The Roundup Room horse and throw the sleer down. happy tace. The clown is crucial making this the best rodeo ever. on horseback slarl at a specific hack ol a speeding horse onto will be open from 7 p.m. lo to the rodeo, for he is the Harry Payton, floor manager of point and race around the Ihe neck of a running sleer. He closing. protector nl the cowboy from the the Double R Rodeo, is an old barrels, and il ends when they would then grasp Ihe steer by Concessions Irantic animals during a spill. hand at this business. He's been cross in Iron! of the judges. If the head and Iwisl Ihe animal to Shriners cowboy hats and Rodeo page 13 He has to be a superb athlete as getting the rodeo ready for six barrels are touched or knocked Ihe ground in three to eighi jeans, shirts, rodeo buttons and

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Rodeo from page 12

The judge will drop his flag to 22, and an outstanding per- In both events the cowboy, in signal the timers to stop tneir formance by the animal would order to be judged, must 'mark watches when the steer is down receive a score of 22-25 points. his horse out.' This means that and all lour legs are facing in the Judging the rider when the horse's front teeth same direction. This event can In the bareback riding, the touch the ground on the first be won in as little as four judge will look for the cowboy to jump out of the chute, the seconds. be in total control. The cowboy, cowboy must have his spurs holding onto the bareback over the break of the horses Team roping rigging by one hand only, musf shoulders. If he fails to do this, There are two cowboys who spur from the horses' neck back he will be disqualified from the are entered as one contestant in to his head in a smooth, con- competition. this event. The 'header' must sistent motion. This event is the, An average score from each rope the steer's head or horns most demanding, and can be the judge on the cowboy is 14-17 and the "heeler" must rope the wildest in the rodeo. points, above average, 17-22 and steer's heels. In the saddle bronc riding, the outstanding, 22-25 points. Again a barrier is used to cowboy, using a saddle begin the official time and the ("committee saddle) and In each event the cowboy must field judge will drop his flag holding onto a bronc rein, must ride for eight seconds and his when both catches are com- also spur lrom the front of the tree hand must never touch the pleted and each roper has horse to the back ol the saddle in animal. Failure to do either will turned to face the steer. a sweeping motion. result in disqualification. Barrel racing This is an event open only to girls. The cowgirl must run The Wilmington Rotary team will be playing for a title Wednesday. Front row, l-r: Peter DeGennaro. Bob WHS tryouts Shelley. Earl I.aColaide, Bob Cornish, Bill Fay, Ray McNamara. Bob Doucette, Paul Butt. Doug Anderson. Mike around three barrels in a Nash and Bob Verdonck. Missing from the picture are: Charlie Doucette, Nick Balog, John Crupi, Joe Ducharme cloverleaf pattern, and the and Doc Thomas fastest time is the winner. The The Wilmington High School propriate athletic wear, in- judge stands against the fence Athletic Department has an- cluding comfortable sneakers and he will drop his flag to begin nounced that tryouts lor this and knee pads or sweat suits. Rotary Club plays for championship the time when the horses' nose year's volleyball team will be The schedule for practice at passes him He will drop his flag held the week of August 29.under the High School gym will be as in the same manner to end the the direction of head coach Doug iollows: Monday, Aug. 29 from The Wilmington and Salem II Wilmington wins, it will be Salem. time. A five second penalty is Anderson. Tryouts are open to 6:30 to8.30 p.m.; Tuesday, Aug. Rotary Clubs are scheduled to the champion. It it loses, it will The tie game was with Salem, added to the time for each barrel all girls from grades nine 30, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; Wed- play a one inning game Wed- be >n third place tor the locals, called due to rain in the sixth N that is knocked over. through 12. Any girl who wishes nesday. Aug. 31, 9 to 11 a.m. and nesday (August 24, 6 p.m.) at because two other clubs have inning with the score tied at 9-9. In all the rodeo events, ex- to tryout should have a physical 1 to 3 p.m.; Thursday, Sept. 1 8 Tom Aprile Memorial Field tor lost two games. Wilmington at The game tonight (Wednesday) cluding barrel racing, each (High School, Aug. 28, 11 a.m.) to 11 a.m.; Friday, Sept. 2, no the softball championship of the present time has a 9-2-1 is for lhat seventh inning. contestant is 'drawn' his and be at practice in ap- practice. Rotary District 793, Boston to record, and Salem is 9-3. Last year Wilmington was livestock. Prior to the per- the New Hampshire line in Wilmington's two losses were District 793 champion with a 7-0 formance, all livestock are Essex, and to the Wilmington- both to Medlord. but that team record given a number. The judges Middlesex counties. still trails Wilmington and place all the numbers for each WHS field hockey particular event into a hat and Softball from page 10 one is drawn out for each con- The Wimington High School August 29-Thursday, sept. 1, . testant. held hockey season will start 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 blasted his second homerun of apiece. Playoff schedule Judging rough stock events: Monday, August 29. All can- p.m. Single session, Friday, the game in the bottom of the Paul Bova ripped three hits Wednesday. August 24 bareback, saddle bronc, bull didates for the team, including September 2. eight off losing hurler Jim lor the Miceli Club, while Bill riding freshmen, are asked to report to 7 p.m., Doyle's Hardware vs. Physicals will be at the High Crowley. Swan and Mike Tripodi rapped 1 nere are two judges on op- the High School athletic field at Sons ol Italy; 8:30, Sportsworld School gymnasium Sunday, Mike Barcellos (two run two hits apiece. posite sides of the arena who 8:30 a.m., at which time vs. D & D Gull August 28, beginning at 11:30 single) and Tom Bromander Mark Reed scored the pit- mark each ride. The cowboy is equipment will be issued and Thursday, August 25 a.m. All candidates must have a (two hits, two RBI's) were solid ching victory over John 7 p.m., Doyle's Hardware vs. scored on his riding ability by tryouts will begin. The tentative physical and parental per- in support of winning pitcher Trickett. both judges on a scale of 1-25 schedule for tryouts will be: Sportsworld; 8:30. Sons of Italy mission. Kris Hinxman. No.Uilni.Shell5 vs. D & D Gull. • points. The horses or bulls are Double sessions, Monday, The Wilmington Ford attack I) and I) Gulf 1 Friday. August 26 also scored by both judges on the was paced by Jim Crowley (two Bob Noel chucked a five- 7 p.m.. Doyle's Hardware vs. same scale. The judges add Over 30 Division singles, triple), Mike Moran hitter, with plenty ol help from D & D Gull; 8:30. Sportsworld their scores together to get the (three hits) and Jon Nolan (two Ray Noel 1 single, two run homer vs. Sons ol Italy. total score lor the ride. A total hitas, two RBI's). and Earl Paulsen (two hits. two .Sunday. August 28 score of 100 points can be McNamara Tire clinches title Sportsworld 11 runs scored.) 7 p.m., Sportsworld vs. D & D awarded, but this has never Bill and Bob's 0 been achieved. An average Gull; 8:30. Doyle's Hardware McNamara Tire clinched the just one batter between them. Haul O'Donnell chucked a score is 60-70 points. Bob Woods blasted, a double vs. Sons of Italy. championship of the Over 30 Joe Irwin ripped three hits five-hitter, while the winning Judging the animals and scored a run lor D and D Monday. August 2!) Division in the Wilmington and drove in the winning run for offense was keyed by the bats of The judges mark the horses or Gull. Tom Woods was the losing 7 p.m.. Sons of Italy vs. D & D Softball League with a 14-0 rout Stelio's. Jim Kennedy helped the bulls according to how well they Rick Feindel (single, two pitcher. Gull, 8:30, Doyle's" Hardware over C'asalot Realty last week. cause with three hits. buck. Animals that jump high, doubles*, Mike Herra (two hits) VS. Sportsworld George Crowley was the The Joe Barry Oil attack was kick high or turn back in either and O'Donnell (single, three winning pitclier in the five in- paced by John Bobbins (two direction are marked higher RBI's. 1 ning contest, supported by the doubles) and Bill Fay with a rtjan those who go straight and Dave Stewart had a pair of big bats of Bruce Maclnnis (two single and a triple. hits in support of losing hurler only buck every other step. Camp standouts singles, homerun) and Nino Final Standings Ed Doherty. Each judge is allowed 1-25 points Titmijirchi (three hits). W..L with which to score the animal. Monday, August 15 In»a real 'pitching duel' last McNamara Tire 10-2 Two Wilmington students Amy Hamilton was awarded a An average score Irom each Sons of Italy 13 week, Stelio's Walter Welding ChaTiie's^utiBo^.y. ea< i have returned • from a most trophy For-be3F rtbcnr.;dfc,"i,rt;« judge1'«> I \HV I'l H|7|( runs scored and two RBI's. Leigh Hastings came home Larry Tympanick banged two with trophies in the hot shot doubles for the winners, with competition and the best shooter help from Carl Capozzi and Rick award in her division. USSEt Mcyueston with two safeties i TEN TOWNS PAUL K. BUTT i Request for Quotation WILMINGTON, M \>S Indian Ridge Condominium Association of Tewksbury, Mass., ii.-)X-.T71li i The Best Buy in Classified is receiving bids for the maintenance and upkeep of all lawn and BUILDER - DEVELOPER ■ garden areas presently installed on the site (Apache Way, Custom I ICIIIH-S Built Tewksbury). Additions & (iaratrcs Kamilx Rooms is now even better! 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TOWN CRIER, WILMINGTON, MASS. AUGUST 24,1983 Garrett retires as WHS assistant principal

tn Wilmington High School Linda McMenimen; Garrett without demoting him, sini^ e Assistant Principal Harold indicated last September that he majority of the board would not Garrett has retired from the was considering retiring. He favor that demotion. school system, effective June 30, asked the committee to keep his In a related action, the plans quiet in the best interest of committee voted unanimously 1983. Garrett's request for em retirement was read and the children. to look within the school syst unanimously approved at the When Dr. Eisenberg resigned, for someone to serve as actpg August 17 school committee however, and Garrett was director of science white meeting. The board also voted to chosen to temporarily fill the DeRosa serves as acting post the vacancy for 30 days, vacancy, he applied for the principal. John Brooks> after which they will begin permanent principalship, a suggested that not looking for an reviewing candidates to fill the position that still is filled in only active science director would position. an acting capacity by Science force the board to hasten its Garrett, who recently served Director Ricahrd DeRosa. decision for a permanent as acting principal for four Chairman Bob Peterson was principal. Phil Fenton, however, months when Dr. George the only board member to op- said he didn't know how long the Eisenberg resigned, had been an pose posting the position until search for a permenent prin- assistant principal at WHS since the situation with Richard cipal would take, and added that 1967 His request for retirement Gorham is resolved. Currently, it would be in the best interest of did not come as a surprise to the the school board is trying to the children to hire an acting board, because, according to place Gorham in a position science director.

Construction of an underground conduit system for telephone lines has been underway on Telephone Shawsheen Avenue for several weeks. The work is being done by the Tornare Construction tagton police work Co., and is not affected by the telephone strike. Members of the Wilmington Otltcers McCue and Neville, Redding and Steven Parsons. Police Department responded to responding to a disturbance call Strob was charged with 32 alarms, six accidents, 1? behind Nature Foods Co., operating a vehicle while under Neighbors complain about dog disturbances one lire, two arrested Steven Goodwin, 17 of the influence of alcohol, ceckless assaults and nine incidents ot Temple Street Lynnlield. operation and being a minor suspicious activity during the charging him with possession of transporting alcohol. collect the rent. Residents ol Veranda Avenue be taken away. She also The arrest rsulted Irom Dog officer Joe Balestriert week ending August 23. marijuana. In' court Friday appeared before ihe Wilmington presented a copy of the Other departments were morning, he plead guilty and several complaints Irom Grove said Ihal as tar as he could see, selectmen Monday night to veterinary bill lor her cat, a bill Avenue residents about a car the dog had always been assisted three times, eighl paid a $100 fine. discuss complaints ol a vicious ol S144. Early Friday, morning. Of- speeding up and down the street. restrained. He said that he had larcenies were checked out, lll>(> Joseph Walsh said that he had Tuesday noon, Wilmington never received any complaints *^nedical assistance was ren- ficer Al Venuti arrested Thomas •I'm afraid for the kids,'" said movedMo Veranda Avenue in ollicers assisted stale police against Ihe dog. No law would dered, nine arrests and two Hannon, 19. of Andover Street, Chris Merry. She told selectmen December, and that he has kept Wilmington on marijuana investigating an accident on uphold taking thai dog away, he protective custody dententions thai her cat had been mangled the dog either chained or behind possession charges. He was Route 93 near Route 125, in said. He recommended were made. on August H by Joseph Walsh's a fence at all limes He com- lined $125 in court alter pleading winch vehicle Hipped over on Ihe restraining Ihe dog on its Two vehicles were reported dog. plained thai other dogs, allowed guilty before Judge Gonella. ramp. owner's property. stolen, one stolen vehicle was Ken Soderholm also com- to run tree, harass his dog, and Lt Larivee and lnsp. Jepson Select man Rocco DePasquale recovered, one trespassing Sgt. James Rooney arrested a plained about Ihe dog, which he that some children throw rocks located the driver on Middlesex said Ihal now the dog has a complaint, live complaints Woburn man at Choate Hospital said allacked his 16-year-old al the dog He said dial he has Avenue and arrested him. The reputation, and Ihe reputation is involving trailbikes and eight and charged him with operating poodle mi May 2. The poodle was pictures of other dogs, out in suspect was charged with lar- building. Now there are two traffic complaints were taken. a motor vehicle while under Ihe so badly injured Ihal il had to be front ol his home. influence of alcohol and driving ceny ol a motor vehicle, complaints, he said, so Ihe dog Three breaks, three domestic put away Soderholm said thai The dog, a pil b'ull mongrel, is so as to endanger. Timothy possession of burglarious tools has one more chance. He in- problems, one firearm com- the dog light look place in Ihe two years old. Walsh said that and possession ot a controlled slrucled the dog ollicer to pay plaint and two involving liquor Lynch. .Ill, 19 of Upton Court, street, outside walsh's home, the dog was used lo a larger subslanee. particular attention to that were checked out and eight Woburn was arrested tollowing late al night. The veterinary bill environment. incidents ot vandalism are a short chase on Bulters Row Fernando Garcia ol Forrest street, and to all dogs on it was $172. Walsh said that the light with Hill Street, Jamaica Plain, was Dukeshire said that he only under.investigation. which ended when the suspect John Merry said thai Ihe dog Soderholm's dog was instigated scheduled lo appear in Woburn saw one complaint. No com- Arrests ran ott Ihe road. He ws later had broken loose and bitten a by another dog. Also, he said, bailed lor a Monday courl ap- District Court Wednesday plaint had been filed by Radar officer Al Venuti child lie said thai the child's there was a dog in heal nearby. Soderholm. except verbally. He arrested a local man after a pearance. parents did not file a complaint Douglas Dukeshire, Walsh's then said Ihal if Ihe selectmen routine radar stop, Thursday Two passengers in Ihe Lynch TOWN OK WILMINGTON because they had moved away, landlord, spoke up lor his tenant were accepting verbal com- afternoon. Peter MacLellan, 39, vehicle were also treated al and because the bite did not - and the dog. "II we all say plaints, he wanted lo tile six ol MacDonald Road was Choate. break the skin. that Ihe dog is vicious, does that Anthony Strob, 18. ol Brand complaints againsl other dogs charged with operating alter his Mrs Merry presented the make the dog vicious'.' No." He on Ihe street, who he said chased license had been suspended and Avenue, was arrested Sunday selectmen with a petition with 11 said that the dog had never speeding. He appeared in him when he goes lo collect the evening by officers Larry signatures, asking that the dog bothered linn when he went to Woburn Court Friday morning. rent. James Kennedy, 25, of Alma WATER AND SEWER BOARD Chairman Dan Ballou said TOWN OK WILMINGTON Road. Burlington was arrested ADVERTISEMENT FOR thai Ihe hoard would have to PROPOSALS by Sgl. Ritchie on a Burlington Water main bids to have know whose dogs Dukeshire was The Town of Wilmington. complaining about, but Ihal he di-laull warrant. The suspect Massachusetts. Sealed bids for Con- was later turned over lo did have the right lo tile com- struction of Water Mains and Ap Burlington police. separate paving quotes plaints. purtenances for the Town of Wilm- ington. Massachusetts, acting by its Town Manager, will be received at The Wilmington Water and prices, a decison made alter the BOARD OK APPEALS the Office of the Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners are objections ol Commissioner Case 87-83 Sewer Commissioners at the Water Wilmington senior topics A Public Hearing will be held at calling IOB bids for new water Arthur Smnith two weeks ago. Treatment PlanI on Bulters Row. the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex mams to be installed in some., In Hathaway .Acsee the work Wilmington, Massachusetts, until will be on side streets up to and Hearing aid specialist Senior picnic Avenue, on September 13, 1983. at 7:30 o'clock P.M. prevailing lime on streets ol Hathaway Acres and 7:00 P.M., on the application of Paul including Gunderson Road. Fred. Ihe hearing aid Lasl Wednesday alternoon 120 September 8. 1983 and at that lime two oil Gowmg Road. As now G. Godzyk. 11 Korest Streel. to ac- There will be six water mains specialist will be in Ihe Drop-in seniors attended the senior publicly opened and read aloud planned the bids will be opened quire a special permit in compliance The proposed work includes fur each with a hydrant al the end ol Center Friday. Sept. 2 from 10 citizen picnic held on the on September H with Section 6.1.2 2 authorizing a nishing and installing aboul 8400 feel tlie street In two instances the grounds of Tewksbury The bids lor streel surfacing a.m. to noon. Fred volunleers replacement of non-conforming use of six inch water main, hydrants, Wilmington Elks. This annual Will be a separate part Ol the water mains are lo connect to Ins lime lo seniors in the health (trailer) with a newer model Map 8 valves and appurtenant construc- picnic is sponsored by the arts bids. The bids will be in two ihe water main on Marie Drive, clinic every month. Parcel 4. tion and cralls with money earned at sections. The commissioners an eight inch main. This will No lunches next week Bruce McDonald. Chmn The Contract Documents, in- their November Fair. Board of are reserving the right to improve circulation of water in No hot lunches will be cluding Specifications and Draw The seniors are grateful lo the A24.31 Appeals eliminate the overlaying ol the the area delivered or served at the West ings, may be examined at the Office Tewksbury - Wilmington Elks BOARD OK APPEALS of Ihe Town Clerk, Town Hall, Wilm- entire street surface, after the (arson Drive will be one of Intermediate School next week. for donating the use of the Case 8S-83 ington, Massachusetts, and at the water mains have been in- I hoses streets At the present They will resume with the A Public Hearing will be held at grounds lo Ihe Arts and Crafts Office of Kay. Spofford A Thorndikc. stalled Tins can possibly reduce time Ihe two inch main on that opening ol school. It is the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Committee. Inc., 191 Spring Street. Lexington. street is about 100 feet short of necessary lo call tor a reser- Avenue, on September 13. 1983. at Massachusetts on and after August Many prizes were rallied oil connecting with the main on vation Ihe day before planned 7:00 p.m., on the application of 19.1983 every weekday except Satur- to the delight ol the seniors. The Mane Drive participation This is very George G. Robertie. 100 Woburn day between the hours of nine Raggedy Ann doll was won by Street, to acquire a variance from I IIMMIISHI VI III "I MV-MI III **l I I- The water mains on Oakridge important in the tall lunch o'clock A M and four o'clock P.M.. I \\ll t'H HI Circle anil Marcus Koad, Oil program. Rose Casacibetta ot Glen Road standard dimensional regulations and copies thereof may be obtained IIH'IIIIMhM IK f Table III lo allow existing buildings fjtiwing Koad. are to he Ol six Arts and crafts and Nora Zengilowski of at the office of Kay. Spofford & TDK TKIAI. I HI III to remain within a required reserve inch diameter, with ihe new The arts and cralls sessions Roberts Road won the bed- Thorndike. Inc. upon payment of I \SV. Ml Z2J4-S yard areas. Map 94 Parcel 2. iSKXI.l spread. $12 00 for each sel. for which no re- hydrants to tie located as Tuesday and Thursday mor- Bruce McDonald. Chmn TO Heir* devisees and legsl representative*. Council meets second Monday fund will be made If a bidder re- ol Joseph v Fisher, now <>r late ol Marblehead determined at the time of nings will be gelling into lull Board of Wtlh Labor Day tailing on the quests Drawings and specifications in the Count> "I Ksse.v and said Cnmmunwealtli construction swing beginning in September. A24.31 Appeals to be mailed out to him. an addi- Vim are hereb) notified Ihal .i complaint has lirst Monday ol September, the Thai will allow only two months BOARD OK APPEALS tional check in the amount of $10 00 been entered in 'hi*, court by Theresa .1 Tmhi- Council on Aging meeting will be fonnerlj Theresa J llasMsoa of Wilmington in preparation lor the November Cas«sr.9-83 made out to "Kay. Spofford & Thorn- ihr Count) "i Middlesex and said Com TOWN OK Wll MIM.TON Fair. The committee is hoping held the second Monday The A Public Hearing will be held at dike. Inc " shall be required This is munwealth, alleging lor many helping hands lo make arts and cralts committee will the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex to cover the cost of mailing and i Certificate of Title No I2BI issued by North Avenue, on September 13, 1983, at Registr) In-irur <»f Middlesex • nunt) stands in this their best lair. Many items have its lust whist party on handling and will nol be refunded ihi- name Town ol Wilmington was made by the seniors are given to on Sept. 21i. co A. Perrante. II Ring Ave.. to ac bid security in Ihe form of certified entered as Documenl V" "SHZand was noted on shut ins quire a variance from the standard (erlifiialenf Title Nn BMnnMayA 1KB cheek, cashier's check, treasurer's dimensional regulations f Table 111 i rhrrealier an Aflnla-.il .if I J.W Value was Minuteman Ho me Care menu check or bid Ixmd in an amount not issued Is) Ihei nmmissiimerol Corporations and BOARD OF HEALTH lo allow a newly constructed shed to less than 5 percent of the value of the Week of August 29 reservations. Taxation and was entered as Uorumenl V> 25224 The Hoard of Health of the Town of remain within a required reserve Estimated Total Contract Price cd on Certificate ot Title No Onion Jul) North Woburn - Wilmington at Wilmington, in Ihe County of Mid Served at Burlington Senior rear yard area. Map 82 Parcel 143 Number 1 or Estimated Total Con- 29 ISS4 North Congregational Church, i \ rreasurersll I under Ihe provisions ol dlesex. Commonwealth of Citizens Friendship Center. 45 Bruce McDonald, Chmn tract Price Number 2, whichever is li I. TIT Kit Chapter fill Section 79 and any Massachusetts, acting under Ihe (.■liter St., Burlington where 8% Main St.. Woburn where site Board of higher amendment*, therein running in Town ..f Wilni authority of the (ieneral Laws nutrition aide is Kay manager is Marilyn Georgis. A24.31 Appeals Attention of bidders is called par inginn was entered as Uorumenl N" 2S3U2 and adopts Ihe following changes to its noted on Certificate No 32HI on August 19 I9M Cavanaugh. Call 272-9552 lor Call 933-8643 tor reservations. BOARD OK APPEALS ticularly to the requirements as to , Town ..I Wilmington conveyed in Carl T Subdivision Regulations relative (0 Reservations must be made Case 90-83 conditions of employment to be Davidson and Theresa .1 Oavidson husband and fees by 11 a.m. the day before A Public Hearing will be held al observed and minimum rates to be wife as tenants b> Ihe enlirel) In deed entered CHAPTER XIII the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex as Dneumenl N" ".iL'Hi I noted on Certificaii planned participation. Can- paid under the contract All bidders SUBDIVISIONS I OMMIIMM VI III III M\SS\< III SKTTS ofTilleNii Ian on Otintier 21 1988. all premises Avenue on September 13. 1983, at shall comply with the requirements I.AMI ( IHKT IlKfXHTMKNT cellations, changes, etc.in desi nli-l in i orrifir.ilr v, tail henig I..'* \n 2.1 l'i i-limiii.ii 1 I'lan 7:00 P.M.. on the application of OKTIIKTHIM till KT set forth in "The Commonwealth of .T IhrouRh In shown ..'i 1 1 I ourl I'lan N.. scheduled dehenes of home 2.13 -Submission Any person who ,SK\I i Case No IIIMfl Roger M. Kerguson. 21 Marcus Massachusetts Modified Supplemen .!."! I submits a .preliminary plan of a sub delivered means must also be i. 1...1 No .'. iti'MTltieri rtllicate ..» hlk" 1*0 I SIT) J Mel arl> .mil Phillis C Mil artv. Road, to acquire a variance from lal Equal Employment Opportunity both of VolminKiiin Middlesex County, both of No coil has hci'i i-unvoycri to IViii I I'ellerin division to the Board of Health for made by 11 a.m. the day before. standard dimensional regulations said Commonwealth. aod to all persons entitled Anti-Discrimination and Affir- and Josephine I'ellerin ami a new certifli ate has approval shall file with the board as lo Ihr benefit of Ihr Soldiers and Sailors Civil Due to packaging and delivery (Table II) authorizing Ihe installs mative Action Program" and the IM-I-II issued I..' said mi follows; Helief Art nf 1*40 as amended tion of a pool within a required I', hi onei p. .,- iii.,. t'rrlifH'atr of Title v> difficulties, especially soups, "Supplemental Provisions for In- 2 132 A filing fee of fifty dollars I'lllshurgh National Bank, a doll existing COT tail !»■ eancelled and .. new certificate lor I...I. reserve rear yard. Map 92 Parcel creased Participation by Minority (Miration having an usual place ol business in Pit juices and salads, there will be \.. 2R29and m.i--hnwn uu l.andl nurt I'lan \o 1 $50.001 plus twenty-five i$25 (Kb for 18C tSburgh, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, substitutions in home delivered Business Enterprises." (See Appen- 2224 < be issued... her a* owner pursuant lo law each lest. rlainnnii In be Ihe hnlder nf a murtj-aRC covering Bruce McDonald, Chmn dix!. No bid may be withdrawn li isiiiiiiKKt.n ihai Ihe plaintiff give notice meals 2.2 Definitive Plan real prnperl) in said Wilmington, numliered 6a Board of forthwith t.v publiNinng a copy oflhisordei -..id within thirty 130) days (Saturdays, 2 22 Submission - Any person who Shaw-sheen Avenue, given bj l-arrv .1 McCartj Menus are subjeel to change order 1.. In- published ..lire 111 Ihe Town 1 IHI .1 A24.31 Appeals Sundays and legal holidays exclud- and Phyllis I Mel art) lo Fidelity t.oatanter newspaper published in said Wilnnntjii.ii submits a Definitive Plan of a sub without notice. Transportation BOARD OK APPEALS ed i after Ihe date of opening thereof. anil 11 \oii desire In rn.ikr Mil) objecIHNI or division to the Hoard of Health for Mortgage < orp . dated April 27. 19"! rerordi-d with Middlesex County Northern Disinci is available, especially for Case 91-83 A performance bond and a labor defense 10 -aid petithm you in youi atiorne) approval shall, al Ihe same time, file KcKislr, i.l I lends Book MR Page 2ft-V aod now lllilsl fill' .. sullen appearance and an answel handicapped people. A Public Hearing will be held at and material payment bond, each in under oath -.-nine, rnrth clearly and spei ificall) the following held hi the plaintiff, ha- lili-d with said nmrl a Monday: Baked mealloal with Ihe Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex an amount equal to 100 percent of the >nur objection or rlefense lo i*ach iji.rr ..1 said 2 222 A filing fee of fifty dollars ramplaint for authoril) In foreclose said innr Avenue on September 13, 1983, at Igage in Hie manner following by entry and mushroom gravy, mashed contract price, will be required. The petition, in ihe ..fin. .1 da- Kecordrr ol said 1 $50,001 for each lot in Ihe subdm 7:00 P.M., on Ihe application of court in Hoslon at Ihr 1 on; "house 011 or before possession and exercise of power nf sale potatoes, sliced carrots, wheat right is reserved to waive any infor- sum II Mill ale cnlllled to Ihe lieneflts of Ihe Dynamics Research Corporation, the 17thda) loi-i !*«i bread, chilled fruit. malities in or to reject any or all bids Hi Ihe Court The above changes to the regula Suldirrs and Sailnrs Civil llehef Art of IWl as 50/150 Concord Street, to acquire a received, and lo award the contract till 1 lions were adopted by Ihe Board of amended and you object lo such foreclosure you Tuesday: Orange juice, ..r M.ur attorne) shiiuldluVa written appearance variance from Section 6.35 (Signs to any of the Contractors bidding on JKANNEM MALONK-i macaroni and cheese, peas, Health at a regular meeting on 1 .ulster in said i-ournd Huston on or before permitted on an Industrial District > HKI'l IVItKCllllliKH the work if, in the Town's opinion, August 15, 1983 and shall be in full 11"- rwenl. -mil day nf Seplemher I9K1. ol you oatmeal bread, cookie. Dated Augusi Ifi i'**1 authorizing the erection of five pro- Ihe best interests of the Town Att> rorPem KdwnrdJ • Metis K-<| Shrehan force effective October 1. 1983 mav Ire Inrcier barred from claiming Ihal surh Wednesday: Gven fried posed signs. Map 91 Parcel 119. thereby will be promoted t Owens I7u Merrunai k Street Suite 212 BOARD OK HEAL'lil f I Insure is invalid under said act Witness WILLIAM I HANIIAI.I.Chief Justice chicken with gravy, rice, stewed Bruce McDonald. Chmn Town of Wilmington, Mass Lowell \lass.i«i|iisetts (HK.-,J Dominic Tutula. Chairm in Board of A True Cups dlesl ..I -...i.l .-non (hi- fifth dav ol Augu-I IWI tomatoes, white bread, fresh By: Reginalds Stapczynski Joseph I'll li.' John.; Kelleher .(.'.mm- \1 Malone) A24.31 Appeals A24, 31 Town Manager V; i Recorder Iruit. A24 llepUt) His order A24 Dr James Kirociello Suppl«n»ni lo Lxnyr i imit uiranicw iwoOurn, HMding. Winchnlar. Burlington, WMidield). Lvnnfield villioer.No Rutting Trnucrlpl. Wilmington* Tewkjbor, TovwiCriw. Slonoham Indeptndenl WEDNESDAY.AUGUST24,1983 PAGE Si At age 15 she says she wants to be a model By ELAINE L. JONES she had an encouraging ex- which reads: "MissN.E. Pageant perience. At the Miss New of the States — Most Promising A "GO-SEE" is a term used in England Pageant of the States. Actress", was also presented to the modeling profession for a job which took place at the Holiday her. interview, a must, in the life of a Inn, in New Britain. Conn . Mother. Pat, said. "If Renee pretty young girl who has com- Renee found herself much more wished to have a full page picture mitted herself to a life in this at ease. During the talent portion, in the program for the pageant. field. Renee' Auterio. who, at age fifteen, will be a Sophomore in September at Stoneham High School, took her first step toward a career in modeling in 1982. A commercial on television, ad- vertising the Barbizon School of Modeling, caught her mother's and her attention. They both thought it would l>e good for Renee' to attend in order to help her to develop poise and self- confidence. Though Barbizon is famous as a modeling school, all students do not necessarily intend to go into that profession, but may want lo learn the techniques of 'M \M/A&\ SMM proper make-up, the art of con- versation and other social graces in order to become more polished individuals. Renee took modeling courses for sixty-six weeks, working the classes into her regular school year by going into Boston every Supplement other Saturday. "They teach you how to apply make-up, how to walk, how to talk. We were taught Serving 10 Communities - Published Weekly good manners - how to say 'please and thank you', among other things." she said. ROVING Now that her basic training is dan ferullo complete, with Mom's approval, Renee would like to try to become a successful model When Renee' Auterio of Stoneham poses with PacMan More than 26,000 diets since 1920 asked how the girls like herself KM TALK: A few random he died viewing his great Young in the early 7u's. and at the felt about modeling, she said. she said. "I just had fun singing she had to raise $300 toward her thoughts crossed this columnist's masterpiece as an utter failure, time he said he was retired from "They're jumpy," then laughed and dancing to Donna Summers' favorite charity, which she did. mind this week: .lames Joyce's "Dubliners" was show business for good. But after at her description. "They're song, "I Have My Finger On The for Muscular Dystrophy. She has If you're thinking about writing rejected by twenty-two publishers returning to the dinner theatre excited, funny and...nice." Trigger". Wearing a top hat and watched the Jerry l.uoo her pursuit of the glamorous life novelty of her act, as well as her At the pageants Renee ad- Thomas Wolfe wrote a play en- literary success can be a disap- diets on the market since 1920. It's of a model However, if there talent as a singer and dancer. She mitted there is a lot of pressure. titled "Welcome lo Our Town.'' pointing journey indeed no wonder diet books are the were some opportunities to was awarded a $2,100 scholarship She said, "When we were in our which was first presented at a On an up note, a once popular tv largest selling books in the world. present themselves of a parttime to the New York Academy of dressing rooms getting ready Harvard workshop in 1923. The actor who's made his home in the After cook hooks, that nature, this might be a possible Theatrical Arts, where she will be when I was in Connecticut. I was play failed to reach Broadway. Boston area will be returning to is Speaking of dieting, I was consideration. But. mother is exposed to the scrutiny of New and was rejected by publishers, the screen soon to star in a new- very impressed with diel guru adamant that nothing must in- York agents. An engraved trophy MODEL S-4 so Wolfe buried it in his papers, sitcom. In fact, the show is called Richard Simmons' a n- terfere with her daughter's school where it remained for more than "Sitcom," and is being produced nouncement he's going to open a work, and Renee agrees with u half century. The play was exclusively for HBO. Alan Young, number of his "'Anatomy mom. She says she Is an average recently discovered and the English-born actor who Asylums" that will specialize in student, who sometimes gets published by the Louisiana state played Wilbur Post in the I960's exercise programs for the caught up in her daydreams University Press. hit series Mister Ed," has been retarded and handicapped...I about the future she hopes to Other literary giants rejected involved in the Christian Science suppose it wouldn't IM- fare to have. for publication at leasl once in- movement since his departure mention all this information "I've been in two pageants, said clude "War and Peace." "The from the screen. In the HBO pilot. about dieting without throwing in Renee "The first was the Miss Good Earth," "Lust for Life." Young will attempt to shake his a plug for food too, A local fellow. Massachusetts Teen US A "To Kill a Mocking Bird.-" "The image as the owner of a talking Mark Levine, of Woburn. has November 19-21. 1982. There was Tale of Peter Rabbit," and "The horse by playing the father of been known to local diners as the a woman there who asked rhe if I Leopard." Giuseppe di Lam- three grown children who all live excellent chef at a popular was a model. I couldn't believe it! pedusa's only book remained at home and behave like kids I restaurant Well, he wants his I was in shock. When she insisted unpublished up till Ins death, and had the pleasure of meeting followers to know he's branched that I looked like one, I told her I out into his own restaurant It's was just there to learn everything called Marc Robert's Seafcxid that I could. I was really scared! I Restaurant, located in Lowell. By didn't feel that I did my best WILMINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, INC. the way. say hello to this repor- because 1 was too nervous." ter's dad when you stop by. She represented the Town of One final thought: while Stoneham and was required to Autumn Self Enrichment relaxing on the patio outside wear an appropriate costume. Victoria Station, at Pickering She chose a liger outfit, worn with Sessions Wharf, in Salem, the other af- black leotards, to dramatize the ternoon. I overheard a passerby Stone Zoo There were bathing Start September 26, 1983 comment that Salem State suit and evening gown com- College ""has a very bad financial petitions and the girls were reputation." Neither I nor my required to answer questions - friends whom I was with could all of which is patterned after Registration: Sept. 12, 1983, 7:00-8:30 P.M. figure out what a college with a larger official pageants we see Wilmington High School Cafeteria bad financial reputation is Is it a televised. There were 145 con- Classes: Monday evenings from 7-9:00 P.M. unless school that operates in the red"' testants at this event, and it otherwise indicated Or are the students who attend it proved to be a learning ex- Place: Wilmington High School from poor families'' Maybe it perience for Renee . She found the girls lo be congenial for the Course Fees are $25.00 for a 10 week class means the tuition isn't high enough to be considered finan- most part, and made several new unless otherwise noted. cially reputable with the social friends Renee puts blush On dune :s. -t and 5th of this year.

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Chronicle (Woburn, Reading, Winchester, Burllnolon, Wakefield). L yra. Villager. No Reeding Transcript, Wilmington «. Tewtubury Town frier. Stoneham Independeni Winchester Hospital births forthe entire family MR. AND MRS Grandparents: Mr. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS Fun and Games WAYNE STEVENS and Mrs. James JAMES SMITH GEORGE (Susan Wilfert) of 236 Martin of Woburn; and (Patrizio) of 7 West GLASHEEN Willis Ave.,Medford, a Mrs. Addle Brown of St., Woburn, a (Christine Bailey) of ANOTHER OL' Woburn. TRICK BALL son, Kristopher Ryan, daughter, Lisa Angela, 35 Nathaniel Rd., GAME...HUH' on August 15. Grand- on August 14. Grand- Winchester, twins, parents: Mr. and Mrs. MR. AND MRS. parents: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Francis and Boggle Challenge Kenneth Wilfert of PATRICK LAPPIN, Nick Patrizio of Jennifer Anne, on How many words can you make? Winchester; and Mrs. JR. (Martell) of 49 Woburn; and Mr. and August 10. Grand- Alice Stevens of Second St., Lowell, a Mrs. Robert Groom of parents: Mr. and son, Joseph David, on In 3 minutes, find as many hidden words as you can and Winchester. Woburn. Mrs.George Glasheen write them down. To make a word, use letters. In August 10. Grand- of Dedham; and Mrs. sequence, that adjoin at any side or corner Each letter In MR. AND MRS. parents: Mr. and Mrs. MR. AND MRS. Francis Bailey of the grid may be used only once in a word. Any word STEPHEN GILLIS William Martell of GREGORY FALLON Sagamore Beach. lound In a standard English dictionary is acceptable. Billerica; and Mr. and •PLAY AGAINST (Deborah Galvin) of 9 (Patricia Cain) of 13 THE"BOGGLE Kneeland Rd. , Mrs. Patrick Lappin, Garnet Rd., Billerica, MR. AND MRS. BRAIN": Find his Tewksbury, a son, Sr., of Billerica. VINCENT MASSE, list below. See If a son, Timothy By How' Matthew David on Richard, on August 10. JR., (Diane Robergej you can beat him. MR. AND MRS. it* DIFFERENT •OR PLAY EOBQ August 9. Grand- Grandparents: Mr. of 243 Main St., AGAINST A parents: Mr. and Mrs. ROBERT MAHAR and Mrs. Richard Cain Reading, a daughter, FRIEND. Compare Paul Galvin of ( Margaret of Billerica; and Mr. Michelle, on August 14. lists and cross oft PTHRIJI Woburn; and Mr. and McLaughlin) of 32 and Mrs. James Fallon Grandparents: Mr. words in common Mrs. Allan Gillis of Pleasantview Ave., of Billerica. and Mrs. Vincent Then score: Woburn. Great grand- Everett, a son, Robert Masse of Medford; Mr. 3-4 letters: 1 point Philip on August 10. 5 letters: 2 points DEQS mother: Mrs. Mary E. MR. AND MRS. and Mrs. Del Roberge 6 letters: 3 points Gillis of Randolph. Grandparents: Mr. JOHN BONDESON of Dracut. 7 letters: 5 points and Mrs. Richard ■ *M-|al (Cathy Ozolins) of 32 8 or more: 11 points MR. AND MRS. Mort Ave., Lowell, a MR. AND MRS. ROGER MACHADO daughter, Melissa MARK SECHER UM NIM 9IM OHM 1NVM 30VM 03MO 3MO MVr 30vr ONOH (Ann Buonopane) of 15 McLaughlin of Anne on August 10. (Theresa Murray) of MOM DNVH QVH NID Mild Nfld M3Q NV30 1IQ NI8 OI9 NIVU9 310008 Nashua St., Woburn, a Woburn; and Mr. and Grandparents: Mr. 82 Salem St. . son, Nicholas Jason on Mrs. Robert Mahar of and Mrs. Kenneth Wilmington, a son, •WD P**e. R.»—, &"•*>- August 9. Grand- West Yarmouth. Bondesa of Mark Justin on August parents: Mr. and Mrs. Burlington; and Mr. 13. Grandparents: Mr. There are iuwrn differences in Ihe second picture. C«i George Buonopane of MR. AND MRS. and Mrs. Armins and Mrs. Svend Secher Woburn; and Mrs. LOUIS RICCI (Luisei Ozolins of Burlington. of Reading; and Mrs Irene Murray of Joan Machado of of 147 Highland Ave., IT JUST SO HAPPENED Kern Stoneham. Winchester, a MR. AND MRS. Wilmington. STEPHEN FON- daughter, Christina £L£AffO/? MR. AND MRS Marie on August 10. STEIN (Karen Hayes) MR. AND MRS. FUN BUG W *?AN DAVID BROWN Grandparents: Mr. of 7 Pheasant Lane, ROLAND (NancyMartin) of 52 and Mrs. Michael Woburn, a son, Keith BOISSONNEAU WON'T(Jf)l/6 7d ct/At/oe How Quickly Can You Find Nashua St., Woburn, a Luise of Winchester; Edward on August 11. (Barron) of 56 AEA CASrf/AME The Words Listed Below ? daughter, Candice and Mrs. Maria Ricci Richardson St., U/U£ff St/£ MAGWED Leigh, on August 10. Winchester, a F&WKtWD. #O0S€U£lT, THE LEFTOVER LETTERS of Arlington. OUf? 32 ND PRESIDENT. daughter, Lauren SPELL THE MYSTERY WORD ffER FATHER WAS Elizabeth on August TEDDy'ROOSEVELTS 'SmMXMMXMMMXMMXXXM 13. Grandparents: Mr. Y0UN6ER BftOTHE/?! and Mrs. Roger Boissonneau of ' IE I IERS GREETINGS S A 1 K D S E I BtCOROS Reading; and Mrs. From the Pastors and Fellowship at Living Water Church Mary Barron of 1 DESK C H R K 4 IVPING Winchester and Mr. C E'S | You are invited to attend church with us Sunday morn- Robert Barron of i WRITES ings at 11 a.m. at the Woburn Holiday Inn. We are a full New Hampshire. T E R S 4 PHONCS L E T J CHAIR gospel charismatic fellowship where the gifts of the T*t HUMAN BODY 16 P F 1 L Y R E • cirnK [ Spirit are manifest. Spiritual development is emphasized ACTUALLY * rues j through the Believer's union with the Lord Jesus Christ. U/ORTA ib H R E C 0,P 1 j The deeds of the people are prayed for at every service. MILLION ft* North Shore peicecove/te I Children are welcome. Off Li THE W O T A R R N There is joy and peace and love in Christ Jesus. Come Birth Center RAUf MAT£P/f)LS, worship Him with us. Experience the liberty wherewith Y N E S D S G MR. AND MRS. HORMONES,, Christ has set you free (Gal. 5:1). Rejoice with us in Christ TIMOTHY MURRAY PROTElflZ, our savior. ANPEN2YM£SI (Paula Meurer) of :■•:. Tel. 665-0545 Middleton, a son, Paul- «?■■<• 50 y> Hlunk $24 /50 Mi \l„t, >,,/,. MMtfOfW! fVri/ruinnufJt i>JWWf 50 /S K. ii, .'I,. i .,.,. Ird i.n Hpr\ PnfettiOnmlh !./■»«'

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on Friday and by loved ones' to children with shape the quality of Saturday, August 26 drinking, will be held is a more well-rounded and 27, and 10:30 A.M. special needs, those in children's service care children receive. on Thursday evenings, need of protection or For further in- to 4:00 P.M. on Sun- at 6:30 p.m., at Mount system. Parade of Events delinquent youth, Here's an op- formation, please day, August 28. Pleasant Hospital, 60 Cystic Fibrosis is supplying them with portunity for you to Continued to S-7 Granite Street, Lynn. the best and most the leading genetic Telephone 581-5600. cause of death in appropriate ALL THE SPACE YOU'LL member $7.50. If non programs? If these TUITION—FREE tained by calling the throughout this area. youngsters. Affecting TELETHON EVER NEED Senior Citizens are Minuteman Tech The only prerequisite "Y" member $15.00 the lungs and digestive issues concern you, "Salute to Jerry come and be a part of invited to attend Community Education is that you are single. which includes "Y" system, It is incurable Lewis" Telethon • FROM $23.00 PER MONTH tuition-free courses on Office at 861-6500, Ext. Dances are held Social Membership and its cause is our Proposal and • MONTHLY OR YEARLY RENTALS $7.50, and Junior Chess kickoff at the Palace in Community Review a space available basis 230 Monday through every Friday at the unknown. Currently, Saugus, September 4, • NO IN-OUT CHARGE In the Division of Friday between 8 a.m. V.F.W. Hall, Main Club Fee $7.50. Any research and ad- Team. • INSURANCE AVAILABLE further information 7:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. The Proposal and Continuing Education and 4 p.m. Street, Saugus (behind vanced patient care Creative Black Tie • CLEAN & WELL LIGHTED at Massachusetts Bay K-Mart on Route 1), to may be obtained from services are helping Community Review the "Y" or the Club with a special one-hour Team is one of several • BIG SPACE OR LITTLE SPACE Community College in AUDUBON SOCIETY alternating live bands. the CF youngster live WCVB-TV 5 • ALL DIRECT ACCESS — Wellesley. Registra- Drumlin Farm, A Proper dress -is Counselor, Harry become a CF adult and committees of the Goober, telephone 964- broadcast. Cham- Eastern Middlesex OUTSIDE DOORS tion for the Fall semes- Massachusetts required. Donation is live life to the fullest. pagne, hors d'oeuvres, • FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ter will be held on $2.00 for members, 1428. Council for Children. Audubon Sanctuary in Your support in this 14 piece band, La BOATS, SNOMOBILES, , Thursday, September $3.00 for non- Ttesidents and human Lincoln, is now taking endeavor will help Vegas games. $50 BUSINESS FILES. RECORDS 8, and on Monday, Sep- members. COIN SHOW insure this brighter ;rvice professionals registrations for fall dontatlon to benefit the • HOLIDAY DECORATIONS tember 12, from 10:00 courses. Beginning the For further in- On August 26, 27 and future to these kids from the area Muscular Dystrophy •TRADE SHOW ARTICLES a.m. until 12:00 noon. week of September formation and a 28, Howard Johnson's who struggle daily for volunteer only 3-5 "57" in Park Square in Association. For evening hours per • OUTSIDE STORAGE AVAILABLE 18th our adult courses calendar of events a breath of life. tickets call 777-0333. are: please write to NOBS, Boston will host the For details regar- month to make sure •OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ROP Future Nature Box 94, Swampscott, famous "Bay State ding the show, phone agencies receiving Clip ft Sov. Coin Show" with CHILDREN'S public money are Men and women who Walks — Five Thur- Ma. 01907 or call the Cystic Fibrosis PROGRAMS need jobs but can't find sdays, 9:30 a.m. — Bernie at 595-9745 or partial proceeds to Foundation at 1-800- serving children benefit the Cystic Are you interested in properly. 10% Discount them because they 11:30 a.m., starts 595-8616 days. 362-4440 or chairperson the quality of services OH Regular Price Fibrosis Foundation. Team members are Expires 9 24 lack job skills are September 15, $20 Ed Aleo at (617) 721- available to children in invited to enroll in the member — $25 non- CRUISING This event is the 1055 or 729-9677. This is trained and supported largest show of this Melrose, North by Massachusetts (all semester of member; Migration at Sail-A-Way, "where j u.st one of many shows Reading, Reading, Minuteman Tech's boat owners and crew kind in New England, to come to this area. A State Office for Great Meadows featuring many Stoneham and Regional Occupational Five Fridays, 9:00 meet'', meet i ng future show will be Wakefield? Do your Children staff. The Program (ROP). a.m. — 11:00 a.m., Monday, September 12 distinguished held in the fall. volunteer work of the SELF-STORAGE exhibitors from the area day care centers Proposal and Com- Evening classes are starts September 16, at 8 P.M. Noted writer provide a happy and 140 MAIN STREET available in Data and yachtsman, Norris Northeastern states. munity Review Team $26 member — $31 non- TREATMENT healthy environment NO. READING, MA 01864 Processing, Drafting, member; Hawk Hoyt to give slide Admission is $1.50 Al-Ateen, a national for children? Are lends local agencies a Electronics Test Watching at Mount presentation on "The for adults and $1.00 for support group for community's per- Route 28 at Route 62 children. Hours are agencies in your area spective on their technician. Fast Food Tom — Sunday, 7:30 Cruising Life", Old young people affected who provide services 664-4044 Management, Florist a.m. — 5:00 p.m., Colony Yacht Club, 10:30 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. programs. The result Shop Training, September 18, $8 Victory Road in Graphic Arts, Hotel- member — $10 non Dorchester (by the Restaurant member; Putting the colorful gas tanks off Management, Garden to Bed — the S.E. Expressway Medical-Dental Office Sunday, 2:00 p.m. — or Morrissey Blvd.). Procedures, Medical 4:00 p.m., September Members $2.00, Non- Transcription, and 18, $5 member — $7 Members $5.00. For Word Processing. non-member. Advance more information call Daytime courses are registration is 358-2872 or 925-3467 }eing offered in Dental necessary. For in- Occupations and formation call 259- CHESS Vledical Occupations. 9005. The Maiden "Y" Students in these Junior Chess Club will laytime courses NOBS commence it's 24th •eceive classroom North of Boston season on Friday, vork at Minuteman Singles Club (NOBS) is September 9th (6:30 — I'ech and practical now accepting 9:00 P.M.) at the •xperience serving as membership from Maiden "Y" Youth ralnees in various single adults from the Department, 3rd floor ental offices and Boston and North of — 83 Pleasant Street, nedical facilities in Boston area of all Maiden Square. ie area. ages. The Club welcomes Most of the ROP NOBS is a non-profit new members, ages 6 lasses run for 18 singles club designed to 16, boys and girls >eeks from T/z to 15 with a full social who wish to,' learn ours per week. They program to meet the chess, play chess or to re designed to varied interests of all improve their skills. rovide entry-level members, including Other related ac- Kills for the various dances, tennis and pool tivities available to ccupations. parties, night club members are: ssistance in resume nights, dinners, sports Meetings, Elections, Titing and job in- events, skiing. Parties, Tournaments, ?rview techniques is weekend trips, and i-eague. Cornp'-lition, lso avaiiatoie to hOP many other activities Game-room Fun, -.udents. Started in 1968. NOBS Refreshments Etc. Information about has a membership of Annual dues — for ie ROP job training over 400 professional new members are: If LEES LOWERS ITS Durses may be ob- and business people presently a "Y" PRICES TO US... 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Fall sewing She wonts to be o professional model It's not too early to to be second in the line-up. I training in these areas. Renee session, sne is expected to bring money nor the time for her to think about sewing wasn't prepared at all, and while said, "I sing in my room almost her own clothes and props. Pat spend on such a specialized that wardrobe for the hurrying to get into my bathing every day. They tell me I don't said, "I'm running out of ideas as career for the others. Putting a fall. By midsummer, suit, I got a big run in my need a microphone — I just open to what to use." The "Book" is portfolio together with an eye as fabric stores are well stockings. But when I got out my mouth wide and sing. I guess changed and rearranged many to what this or that agency mighi stocked with the there, I was facing so that I could that impressed them at the times during the career of a be looking for is costly and time essentials for the put my hand over the run and no pageant." model. consuming. cooler months ahead. one could see it. They only give Renee Auterio has the perfect 5 "Every agency is looking for Renee said, "I can't wait until I Sewing is a major you about two minutes to get ft. 8 in. height and type of figure something different, and it's get to New York and start acting investment of time and ready and you really have to rush. for modeling. She has radiant, nearly impossible to figure out school. The agencies in New York money, so be sure to I had trouble getting my lipstick dark brown eyes, fringed, with what they want," said Pat. would be watching. I have heard invest both wisely, on!" long lashes. She wears little Modeling is not all glamour, that when you walk around in suggests Mary Mulvey Renee has been figure skating make-up, which she applies ex- glitter and excitement. There are New York, if a lady from an Williams, Home yearly at the Stoneham Arena pertly herself. Her hair is a long, tedious hours of hard work agency notices you and really Economist for the and has also been associated with luxurious shade of brown, involved, too. Renee recalls one thinks you're pretty enough, she Middlesex County the St. Patrick's Drill Team, reaching past her shoulders. On photo session which lasted from will tap you on the shoulder and Extension Service. marching in parades. This is the day we met, it was fashioned seven p.m. until midnight and say, 'We can use you'." No doubl Spend some time where she achieved the dexterity into a pony tail, swept to the side. said, "I was falling asleep. The this is a rarity, but who can tell? looking over the items in the twirling of the heavy She was wearing a striking cot- photographers throw out words When Renee was asked what that are already in the wooden rifle, a feat partially ton, candy-striped, pink and white such as, 'give me a funny face, a model who is currently famous wardrobe. Separate instrumental in the winning of her jump suit, tied at the shoulders — sad face, a serious face, etc., or serves as a role model for her, she what is useful and $2,100. scholarship. an appropriate outfit for a very throw your hair back, head this answered typically, "Oh, Brooke what is not, and theft* She has been told that she is an humid day. Sne made a very way, head that way', but I've Shields." plan sewing projects excellent singer and a proficient striking picture. found them pleasant to work dancer, with no professional with." Will she change if she becomes that will help to ex- When queried as to what type of famous? Renee thinks she will pand the usefulness of modeling she prefers, Renee said What about the long hours'.' learn to become better at items that are already without hesitation, "Fashion Renee said, "I've been thinking modelling, but thinks that her in the wardrobe. Runway Modeling. I love it." about that a lot — getting up early values will remain the same. The trend of the Don't be a Her mother said, "Renee in the morning, and having to get Mother, Pat. thinks, "Renee will 1980s is toward participated in a mini-course at ready, and it is scary." But she just want to accomplish what hei designs that will be heart breaker Filene's at North Shore on feels that having gone this far, goals are — to become a suc- fashionable from one modeling techniques and the art she will be able to discipline cessful model or actress, but year to the next. of make-up. There were about herself when it's needed. "If I she'll still be her sweet self. She Classic' clothes in twenty girls who were involved. really want to be a model or an has A lot nf common sense." quality fabrics will last The last part of the course actress, then I'll go the long Crawford H. Greenewalt said, for several seasons, required that they perform in a hours." "Encourage individuals to use therefore spreading fashion show." their talents in their own ways the cost of the item. At one agency, Renee was told An essential tool required for that she should cut her hair. But and they will often turn a squirrel Think in terms of any model who is seeking an .cage of frustration into .a ladder of "sewing easy" and she feels that there are many agent to represent her is the more hair styles she can create success." "buying difficult". In model's "Book" or portfolio, There is no way of knowing other words, buy a by leaving it at its current past- containing photographs the-shoulder length. Renee has under what circumstances these well-tailored jacket projecting different looks. Renee remarks were made. But they and increase its the ability, with a little sorcery, Reduce if overweight says that often they hardly look at and the right attitude to look could have been uttered before a wearability by making the girl, but study the portfolio group of young ladies with several skirts that either her actual age of fifteen in WtRf IIGHTINGFOHYOUOUIE^r carefully to determine whether one photograph, or as "old" as Renee's ambitions. This char coordinate with it, and J you have what they are looking ming young girl seems to have the enjoy the time spent. twenty-five in another. She for. When attending a photo achieves this illusion, she said, determination and qualities to "By applying make-up a certain transform the "squirrel cage" way and hair styling. When 1 put From page S-l CLIP and SAVE my hair up, I feel twenty-five." Mother, Pat, fully intends to SPECIAL Here's an easy-to follow map keep a sharp eye on her lovely ROVING f* daughter when the time comes for upper-crust. So pray tell, if Thurs»Fri«Sat«Sun her to go to acting school in New to reach "The Menu anyone has the answer there's a York. They are a verv loving, group of us just dying to know. Gift Certificates Available Live Lobster protective family and want only Gifts alone do not entice love; Baked Stuffed or parting does not discourage love; ■URLIMOTOM the best for Renee . Though her ^Boiled two older sisters and brother like poverty does not chase love; to tease her a bit about the at- jealousy does not prove its tention she receives, Pat main- awareness; madness does not Single 5.95 Twinl0.95 tains that when the others were evidence its presence. - Kahlil little, there was neither the Gibran. WATCH FOR DAILY CHEF SPECIALS Make is a good week.

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Pl»»lll o*t extra Baked Potato and — Open 7 Days — ALL YOU CAN EAT STEAMERS' 11 A.M. to 10 P M Take out eervlce available $9.95 6 Gill St. Woburn 6 Gill St. 933-1499 Summerfields Woburn located In The Romoda Hotel Reservations Welcome 15 Middlesex Canol Pork Rood • Woburn MA 01801 935 8760 Supplement 'o Only Timw & Chronicle (Woburn, Reading. Winchester, Burlington. Wakelleld). LynnllelO Villager, No Reeding Tranfcrlpt. Wilmington a Tewkjbury Town Crier. StoneKam Independent WEDNESDAY.AUGUST24, 1983-PAGE S 5 Mortgage market CARPET WORLD mix 3i* »: >' 8$ a £*£ & ««* FromjacKei i lustratton for "A Consumer's Guide lo the Mortgage Maze'' For a while there, it looked as though the tween mergers of trade groups anu mergers 30-year, fixed-rate home mortgage loan was of the S&Ls themselves is not explained, and at least going to be able to hold Its own with no examples of mergers of S& Ls are given. the adjustable mortgage. When interest rates Apart from such lapses, this seems to be a were falling, many people who had been fro- useful, well-written contribution to clearing zen out of the home-buying market came up the confusion in this fast-evolving busi- back, looking for fixed-rate loans that would ness. Turner supplies information the layman ££*fT* protect them from another jump in interest can understand about how creative financing rates. plans work, their risks and rewards But the banks and other lenders also want He also supplies some good Background on ». to protect themselves. So, while rates on what has happened to the housing industry in oin U fixed-term mortgages have bee\ 8 8 P> recent years: how the concept of housing as rates on adjustables have been coming down, an investment has become as important as MANUFACTURER MILL DIRECT to make them more attractive. As a result, the concept of shelter: how the banking and CLOSEOUTS the "spreads," or interest rate differentials savings industries have become more com- GIANT PRICES between fixed- and adjustable-rate mort- petitive in some areas and less competitive in gages, have widened, to as much as three per- others: how the definition of a "house" has centage points in some places (On a $75,000 changed as condominums have become more mortgage, the monthly payments at 13 popular 9 A.M. TO percent would be $830.25: at 10 percent, they would be $658 50. or $171.75 less l But if the One of the new financing plans Mr. Turner lower rate is adjustable, a home buyer does likes is the growing-equity mortgage, or GEM. With this one, the buyer gets an inter- EirttTTra 5 P.M. not know what his payments will be in three years. est rate that is two or three points below the While some banks are widening the current fixed mortgage rate, for the first spreads between the two types of mortgages, year. After that payments can go up or down, other banks and savlngs-and-loans have sim- with the new rate being tied to the Commerce WAREHOUSE ply stopped writing fixed-rate mortgages Department's index of per capita disposable altogether. income Although an adjustable mortgage leaves While this may look like an adjustable the homeowner with uncertainty about what mortgage, the advantage is that the extra the monthly payments will be down the road, money is used to pay off the principal, which it does have one thing going for it: People who means that the house is paid off sooner, per- would otherwise not be able to afford the haps in half the time If the index falls, then higher payments of a fixed-rate loan are able the homeowners simply get to make smaller BY POPULAR DEMAND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC to start buying a home. monthly payments Either way, they come Ttie array of "creative" home-buying op- out ahead. 68 INDUSTRIAL WAY 658-7682 tions and their acronyms can be confusing. ONE DAY ONLY Not too many of us, for example, understand Another plan, one the author does not like, the differences between RAMs, SAMs. SEMs. is called a reverse annuity mortgage, or GEMs. or ZRMs. Then there are wrap- RAM. With this one. a house that is owned arounds, buy-downs, rollovers, and free and clear can be used to borrow 60 to 80 sale/lease backs. percent of its value for a'term of 10 to 20 What is needed, then, is a book that clearly years. "Keverse" means the lender pays the AUGUSY 27th WILMINGTON and accurately describes these mortgage homeowner, not the other way around. The plans and the changes in the marketplace that danger of this comes at the end of the loan spawned them. For the most part, this book term, or at the passing of the borrower (most does that. RAMs are written for elderly people), when I say for the most part because Mr the loan must be paid back or the lender gets Turner, a real estate broker in Washington, the house. Usually the debt can be repaid by 20 DC occasionally leaves me wondering selling the house, but if the home has not ap- SHOP EARLY about the logic behind some of his statements preciated as expected, there can be some un- 9x 12 RUGS $OQ In a discussion of the savings-and-loan indus- pleasant surprises. (IRREGULARS) W W try, for instance, he says, "In order to act For those who decide to go ahead with a .Quantities Limited FOR COTTAGES, SUMMER HOMES^, with force and direction, a number "I S&Ls home purchase, there is a useful chapter on are joining together." He backs up this state- how to complete a mortgage application DORM ROOMS, ETC. ment with a discussion of planned or proposed package, with such tips as a reminder that the mergers among the three major trade groups buyer has a right to ask that all relevant pa- , that represent the tj&I.s The relationship bc- pcrs be delivered 10 working days before the THE LOWEST PRICES ON BRAND WE CAN HOLD settlement. 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Suepl«m»«!t tp D*l ly Tlrrm L Chronic la (Woburn, Reading. WlnchaihK, Burlington. Wakeliald). Lynnfiel PAGE S-6-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1983 Villager. No Reading TraiMcrlpt. Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier, Slonehem Independent Woodchips — By ANTHONY MANCONI onions, etc. The onions will make the EYES of the potatoes I stopped and asked a lady watering a beautiful flower water — Self Irrigation. garden in Winchester, if she read this column. "Of course," Larry Ahern (of Woburn) and I attended the wedding of a I think my son Tommy is going to be a doctor. He's in the she said. Her name is Celeste Ciampa who said, "How come fellow employee and the lovely Kathy Sullivan of Lynnfield. fifth grade and nobody can read his writing. My Aunt Maria an Irishman has an Italian name?" "I'm lucky," I told her, During the ceremony the nervous bridegroom asked, "Is it of Wakefield called out to the paperhanger working in the "My mother was Irish and my father was Italian. Kisstomary to Cuss the bride now?" "Not yet," responded next room, "Are you working? I don't hear any noise." My neighbor on the other hand is all American. He won't Father Kevin, "But soon." "Well, lady," he snapped, "I'm not putting the paper on with buy a Japanese car, a German camera, or French Fries. Writing this column is a pleasure because of the wonderful a hammer!" My little nephew Mark O'Donnell of Lynnfield, was saying people I meet — like Mr. Robert Spence, and his manager Neil Gaeta, Lee Lebell, Fred Ezekiel and Ken Carrier are his prayers before going to bed. His mother Marie said, Jackie Young of the Spence Farm Stand. These wonderful members of a Barber Shop Quartetfall of Winchester) They "Mark, I can't hear you." "I wasn't talking to you, Ma," he new friends, took the time from a busy schedule to help me harmonize beautifully, but they do sound better when the replied. with a garden problem. Thank You. Last year I sent for and "Basses" are loaded. Bobby Tarpy, working as a landscaper this summer, is received, "a garden bug killer," two blocks of wood marked I walked into a seafood restaurant in Woburn and asked, going to enter medical school. A fellow worker who got hit "A" and "B." The instructions were, place bug on block A "Do you serve crabs?" "Yes," responded the owner with a rake a week ago asked for his advice. It seemed that and strike sharply with block B. If I was "smart" I would "providing that you wear proper dress." he felt dizzy for a half hour when he gets up in the morning, have sent two dollars for two blocks of wood. Here's a tip for The average man would rather have beauty than brains then he was alright for the rest of the day. The solution was you gardeners, plant one row of potatoes and then a row of because the average man can see better than he can think. simple and effective. Bobby told him to get up a half hour I'm tired of hearing quips like "Firestone had a Goodyear." later. It all "stems" from the job I had in a rubber ball factory Everytime I walk into Jack Reilly's Variety store in where I had my "ups and downs." Woburn, I recall the time I worked in a similar store in Steve Purrington, from Wakefield, works for UPS Wakefield. A sweet old lady asked me, "how much are your delivering packages. You might say he was born in the eggs young man?" "80 cents a dozen," I replied, "the business for his gre.n' srandfather owned a string of laundrys cracked one are 40 cents a dozen." "Good," she said, "Crack and left Steve quite a "bundle." me a dozen." I was a Boy Scout ye< r> ago — a member of the Beaver John Mullen of Burlington, retired from Boston Edison sent Patrol, then I had m>teetnstraightened and I was "drummed me a wire from his summer home, telling me "Watts" new out." Mary Jo and Ali on Pymm of Burlington, better not and other "Current" events. enter any beauty contests together, they'll send the judges Bill McGar, of the Woburn Elks reminds me of the late GASH and CARRY crazy trying to decide who is prettier. Boston Strongboy and Boxing Champion of the World, the INSULATED WINDOWS It's all right to drink like a fish — providing you drink what great John L. Sullivan. Bill is as big and strong and hand- a fish drinks. Strikes everywhere, I saw "pickets" all around some as John was and also as gentle as a lamb. Come home to quality. Come home to Andersen." a fence company. The glue company workers said "we must Here are the names of four beautiful young ladieswho I all strike together." Workers in a clock factory want shorter haven't seen for over a year, Mary Ellen Mahoney, Denise hours — they think 60 minutes are too long. Even the dentists Cannon, Debbie Lusano, and Joan Curran, all from Woburn. fERRATONE are saying, "We must all 'Pull' together." Maureen McGurin, from Tewksbury, told me she reads this \n6men Salvatore Marchese is a chemist but he could easily double column every week, then posts it on her office bulletin board. PERMA SHIELD* WHY N*RROUN£' for Luciano Pavarotti, both in looks and singing ability. Sal, Thanks Maureen. DOUBLE HUNG WAIT? you do have one drawback — you believe in the therapeutic The Woburn Police sent out an all points bulletin for a bank WINDOWS IN STORE value of garlic so the first six rows where you perform must robber with one eye named Bernie. They received many STOCK remain vacant. inquiries from area police asking what the other eye is INSULATED GLASS IMMEDIATE The most luxurious, green vigorous grass generally grows called. IN STOCK SIZES AVAILABILITY in a crack in the sidewalk. Joseph Foley of Wilmington and The telephone company is installing a trunk line for a new Ira Somerset, are two shell-fish persons. They are in charge elephant house at the zoo. I tried to call the King of the 2032T- R.O. 2'-2V." x 3'-5V." . 113.15 24210T - R.O. 2--eV." » 3'-1Vi". ns.es of the clams, oysters and lobsters harvested on the Atlantic Jungle, but the Lions were all busy. A zebra got a promotion; 2432T-R.O. 2*-6Vfc" x 3'-S'/." 121.24 waters, they work for FDA. they gave him another stripe. 24310T-R.O. 2--«y." X 4'-1%". 131.72 A sewer worker for Woburn is retiring. He will never have 2442T-RO. 2*-6V." x 4'-5V«". 138.65 Frank Mazzoni, bought a canary from my Aunt Maime who 2832T-R.O. 2'-10V. ' x 3'-5%" 127.04 to go on welfare, for he'll always have a "scent." Just one guaranteed it to be an excellent singer. Frank's neighbor's in 28310T-R.O 2'-10V. ' x 4'-1'/." 141.43 small David and Goliath cocktail and you're "stoned." My 2842T - R.O. 2'-10V. • x 4'-5%" 148.99 Tewksbury noticed that the poor bird was lame. The in- 2846T - R.O. 2--10V. ' x 4'-9V." 154.88 army psychiatrist said to me, "You're crazy." 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WEDNESDAY,AUGUST 24,1983-PAGE S 7 Suop'emenl to Daily Times a, Chronicle (Wob-urn. RMdlng. WlnchMltr. Burlington. Waketieio,. Lynrthcld Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Tewktbury Town Crier, Stoneham Independent Parade of events \ ftdavis Continued from Page S-3 contact John Beagan, For further in- Central Elementary Community mill outlet formation and details School. If you have any M MAIN STRUT ROUTE 2R NCARZAYRE 301 MERRIMACK STREET ROUTE 110 Representative. involving the articles, furniture, Open Daily 9 9 Sol 95 doitd Sundays I M.r*lronW9SE-ii46eoti683 8(88 Eastern Middlesex N.R.T.W., or the attic treasures, etc., NO. READING TELEPHONE: *44 4431 Ul 5300 9*4 MM METHUEN,MASS. OPENDAIlY9AMlo«PM TUI 8 SAT M Area Office for auditions, please call that are collecting 4MSO 8"WAY |ROUTE 21 NEAR KEAIEY FARM EVERY DAY DISCOUNT PRICES PIU* AUTOMATIC* MARKDOVVNSI Children, 7 Lincoln the Greenes at 24 dust, we would greatly Open Doily 9 5 Sol 9 5 Sunday* 1 to 5 15'. AFTER 30 DAYS' 25•. AfTER 60 DAYS' 35*. AfTCR 90 DAYS' Street, Wakefield. Haverhill Street, appreciate your SALEM, N.H. TELEPHONE: «*3 73 I i 8937315 NOW! Telephone 245-5267 (or North Reading, and donation to the yard check the phone listing we'll see you on Sep- sale. We are also under Help For tember 6th! available to pick up Children). items at your home PWP Our telephone number THEATRE Parents Without is 438-8800. We are WORKSHOP Partners (PWP), open Monday-Friday, Attention, all you Merrimack Valley 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. Our budding thespians! Chapter 136, will hold a Place MELD. Center Have you been itching general meeting, serves the com- to become involved in September 7 at 8 p.m. munities of Melrose, the glamour, the ex- at the North Andover North Reading, citement, and the VFW, Chickering Reading, Stoneham, camaraderie of a Road (Rt. 125) at Park Wakefield and theatrical production? Street. Newcomers Woburn. Now is your chance! welcome. For ad- HEARING DOGS The North Reading ditional information Three totally dif- Theatre Workshop, call: 475-2276,689-4379, ferent "working dog" Inc. is holding 374-8455, 453-2078. programs will be auditions for its Fall demonstrated at the production of "Hello, M.A.I.W. Middlesex County 4-H Dolly!" on September The September Fair, which will be 6, 7, and 8 at North meeting of the Mid- held Friday, Saturday Reading High School dlesex Chapter of the and Sunday, August 26, at 7:30 p.m. The Mass. Association of 27 and 28 in Westford. N.R.T.W. is a com- Insurance Women, Providing "foster munity based theatre Inc. will be held on homes" for puppies troupe which presents September 12 at the which will be trained three musicals a year, Best Western East in as guide dogs for the and has been critically the Terrace Room at blind is a 4-H project acclaimed for its at- 744 Totten Road in which only a few 4- tention to the finer Waltham. Cocktails H'ers and their details of a production, will be at 5:00 ELM. families have par- including lighting, and dinner will be at ticipated in. Some of costuming, and set 6:15 P.M. Our guest these puppies will be at design. Although speaker for the the Fair, along with located in North evening will be Ed- some fully trained Reading, our mem- ward J. Czarnowski, Guide Dogs. Dogs, bership encompasses CLU, Assistant trained to respond to a such surrounding Director and Dean of wide variety of sounds, communities as An- the Insurance Institute will exhibit their dover, Lawrence, Center for Continuing unique talents, and Lynnfield, Reading. Education at the again, there will be a Wakefield, Wilmington Northeastern return visit by the and Woburn. University. Our fascinating and ex- •Hello, Dolly!" hostess for the evening citing State Police which will be directed will be Central Mutual Canines. and produced by Paul Insurance Co. The The three-day Horse D. Greene, is the dinner choices Schrod Show starts at 8:30 musical version of or Chicken at $13.95 Friday morning, and Thornton Wilder's made payable to MC of thus the competition "The Matchmaker," MAIW, Inc. Reser- for the best horses, and includes such vations may be sent to livestock, pigeons, musical favorites as Denise Butcher or rabbits, cavies, apple •'Put on Your Susan Frederickson — pies, corn husking, pie- Clothes," "Sunday," Central Mutual In- eating, arts and crafts, "Before the Parade surance Co., 235 flowers and vegetables Passes By," and of Wyman Street in and photography course, "Hello, Waltham. Mass. 02154 begins! Dolly!" The show, or phone 890-1752 We Admission to the hope that any in- Middlesex County 4-H which will be surance women in the Fair is free for presented in early area will join us. children under 12, 50 December, calls for a cents for senior large"chorus and many YARDSALE citizens and $2.00 for a dancers, including lots The Our Place one-day pass or $4.00 of men! If you are Credence Club will be for a three-day pass interested in a chorus sponsoring a yard sale for children over 11 or leading role, please to benefit MELD. and adults. come prepared to sing Center Inc.. a com- Parking is available a song from the show; munity based social directly across from dancers, please wear service center on the 4-H Fairgrounds, appropriate footwear! Saturday, September which are located on We also need people 10, from 9 A.M. to 3 South Chelmsford who want to work P.M. Our Place is Road in Westford and backstage or in a located on 38 Pleasant can easily be reached technical capacity; St., Stoneham at the by Routes 495 and 110 please come to the intersection of and by Route 27. auditions and make Pleasant and Williams yourself known! Sts., opposite the *o Page S-9

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The August 10 meeting of Dear, That I've Been Working on moment of silence was observed a sweater was useful on George's Wakefield Retired Men's Club the Railroad. In the Good Old in memory of Charles Hammond, featured Ralph (Major Bowes) Summertime was repeated with Island, August 8 when Boston had late of Reading. Recuperating at a record 96 degrees. Paul Ehlert Wentzel's amateurs. audience participation. home are Bill Stodder, Stoneham; Pianist Paul Strain of the Music The closing number was a will conduct the trip to Deerfield, Art Kimball and Art Zorbas, both N.H. Fair, September 30, as Mr. Committee opened the program popular hymn, 'How Great Thou of Melrose. with a medley of snappy selec- Art' (It was sung at the memorial Sproul and 43 others will be Past-president George winging their way to Hawaii. tions. When Paul is in the groove, service for late member Erwin Flewelling drew Arthur Lyons' ^.r- the 88 black and whites sound like 'Gus' Seavey.) The first verse 176. number as winner of the door- The August 24 meeting will was a tenor solo by Anthony prize and then subbed for Paul feature a slide presentation by the Women in public office The 'major' introduced club Catanzano, with refrain by the Richmond's 'tho't for the day'. magician Doug Dixon, who's MVRR Society of railroad buffs. chorus. Tony recited the second Bob trips' Sproul reported that This will be a don't miss event! delightfully deceptive delusions verse with the group humming Congress State drew deserved applause. Mr. the music. The refrain was sung a legislatures Dixon was assisted by several third time joined by the audience. Hints for the homemaker % ol total % oltotal volunteers, Messrs. Flewelling, The finish to the morning's Number members Number members Washday blues needn't ll can be easy to be on washiftfl Colors should be Day, Griffin, Graves and Walsh program proyed to be a rather 1969 11 2 3 301 4 0 He proved that the hand is in- moving experience. be sung around your house the riyht scent when you if you follow a few simple want to control odors in separated "•whites, lights and 1971 15 2 8 344 4 5 deed, quicker than the eye.' At the conclusion of the social laundry rules. For instance. darks That goes for fabrics, children's clothes. Simply 1973 16 3 0 424 m From magic to music as Frank period, President Tom Coughlan close hooks and zippers to use a sale laundry addi too dchcatcs. synthetics, Celani played two numbers each tapped the starting bell and an- prevent snags. Mend rips live such as 20 Mule Team permanent press and nun- 1975 19 3 6 604 8 0 on concertina and guitar. He nounced attendance as 221. and tears Check pockets Borax. It makes for natural synthetics. New garment s. 1977 20 3 7 688 9 1 ,for tissues and other "treas- ly cleaner, fresher smelling especially bright or dark commented, "You can believe me Visitors included: Gordon Blood, ures '' Road care labels be colors, often contain execs* 1979 17 3 1 770 10 3 when Ttell you that this con- Tavares, Florida; Wyman S. diapers and outerwear and fore washing any garment bed linens as well dye Wash them separately 1981 22 4 1 908 12 1 certina is 75 years old, because I Randall, Melrose and Harland F. They give washing ins true * ■ * the first few times to re 1983 23

'.:J.;h:.r;\. MODERN MAIDS it HousetwUi Cleaning Service ' Weekly-Monthly ' One lime chining ' Parties £ Holidays Senior discounts Last 10 days to save on every room in your home! GeneralCleaning Includes: • Aerobic Exorcise Entire Kitchen and bath; wash floors; small and [here ' . I " ■■■.'■ || • || . f\llei ... .'<:-; I\ |S • Fun Hourly Groups (arae appliances; clean wasteBasiets: clean mirrors; 11 :• ' I wood and upholstered'urnilun i il pieces • Individual Programs Hi . ■ ■ ■■■:.■' :. , overing ■ ; carpel l"ip - - ind • Circuit Training - vacuuming entire residence, dust c\cr\'thinq within acci o'n ' weans hundred lucentd< Mimgidea Iree export Nautilus reach, remove finget prints on walls ami woodwork. lei : r>i| indtun i luahtya I or* e horn a name brand yo I li • Redwood Sauna ■ - ." . -» • Tiled Steam Upon request • Private Showers • Dressing Rooms • Sun Rooms. Lockers at no extra charge • Nutrition Programs \Clcan ovens and refrigerators;polish furniture; wash • Whirlpool (optional) (!ountr> Manor • Facilities vary pec location THE FITNESS FOLKS crystal; polish silver; wash woodwork: wash inside • 9-9 Mon - FrL of windows • 9-3 Sat Serving tht Northtast line* 1975 An K11151II AlICfl (Jallery • Senior Citizen Discounts • Gift CertiCicates AIR CONDITIONED MODERN MAIDS • No Contracts Rt. 62Plozo 58MontvoleAve. 34 Cambridge St . Burlington (Exit 4 IS Irom Rte 128 Winchester Exit) 273-2515 ASK ABOUT 85 Wilmington Rd. Stoneham 245-3684 CIRCUIT TRAINING ,Burlcngton Call Now 27J Water Street, Suite .i Mon-Frl 10-9, Sot 10 6 WITH NAUTILUS Wakefield, MA 01880 *B» EQUIPMENT! 273-4518 438-3520 MI83 Suppler™, .o Daily Tim« & Chronlcl. (WoOorn, RMn,. WinchMW Borl^.o-^*Kjrt»ltfrLvnnl,..a PAGE S 10 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1983

*>*> 933-3700 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington. Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading. North Reading, Wilmington. Tewksbury, Stonehamand Wakefield

International V A> tck WE NEED YOU In order lo meet the increasing requirements ot our customers. Prinled Circuit Customer Service Compute/vision Corporation, a leader in quality printed circuit board manufacturing, has im- ASSEMBLERS mediate positions open for the following. Representative Electromechanical assemblers with a minimum Computervision. the pioneer of. and As a result of rapid expansion, our ot 1-2 years experience in the areas ot cable leader in CAD/CAM is presently ex young, medical products company harness assembly, small panel wiring, small penencing unparelleied success As FIRST SHIFT - 7:15AM • 3:30PM has created this highly visible oppor- electromechanical assemblies, also able to do we join the elite in the Fortune PC board assembly and soldering tunity reporting directly to our Inter- 1000. we currently have the follow • Quality Control Inspectors national Sales Manager mg opening Drytek oilers excellent salary and benelits • General Utility Workers You will have the special challenge Convenient location jusl oft Route93. • Photo Lab Technicians ot drawing upon your 5+ years' Administrative • Custodian background in International Cus- For appointment please phone tomer Service or Export Coordina- Secretary • Platers tion to establish eflicient proce- Ron Perry 657-3933, Ext. 221 • Multi-Layer Technicians dures/practices and work indepen- 16 Jonspin Road in this position you will report to dently on a variety of administra- Wilmington. MA 01887 the Director of Educational Services tive tasks and be responsible for diversified SECOND SHIFT - 3:25PM - 11:25PM Your experience in a manufac- administrative, secretarial and (10% shift differential! turing environment should include clerical duties including the follow pro forma invoices, letters of credit, mg Take and/or transcribe dicta • Quality Control Inspectors customs documents, shipping pa- tion, type and process a variety of • General Utility Workers pers/bills ot lading, export proce- correspondence, maintain records dures, liaison with shipping brokers tck sort/distribute departmental mail, • Silk Screeners and freight forwarders, and frequent .::::■:: answer telephones and make travel • Platers contact with foreign Sales Reps fil LESS "1 arrangements Candidates should • Material Handler and customers Typing at 60 wpm An equal opportunity employer M F have 3-5 years secretarial/office and required Shorthand, order-entry shorthand experience Equivalent to • N/C Drill Operators and/or invoicing experience on a high school plus additional special CRT. and fluency in a foreign ized training is desirable language would all be advantageous WE NEED THIRD SHIFT - 11:20PM - 7:20AM To apply, please send your re- Candidates should send their (15% shift differential! sume, noting current salary, to Vice resumes to. Human Resources, President, Administration. SECRETARIES! Dept. KD, computervision Corpor- • N/C Drill Operators Several openings in the following areas: ation, 100 Commerce way,. Potymer Technology Corporation Woburn, MA 01801. An equal op- • Platers 33 Industrial Way • MS-S18K portunity employer Wilmington. MA 01887 • SALES - S18K Interested candidates should call the Per sonnel Department at 935 9570 or come in • ENGINEERING - SI5.6K between ftam-5pm for an interview. We > prefer experienced operators but will train Polymer Technology Corp. •CUSTOMER SERVICE-S14.5K qualified candidates. K,,, • PURCHASING - S13K Nobody • LEGAL -S10K Does It a| If you are a recent secretarial school Better grad. or you have previous office exper- ience. corporation Credit Clerk please, call Linda, 272-6750 PRIMED CIRCUIT You will provide support to the VAV.V. 10 MICRO DRIVE, WOBURN. MASS 01801 (617) 935 9570 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F credit department by answering Companies pay all lees ' Receptionist busy phone, taking credit appli- Box 57 TRA/IS 223C Middlesex Turnpike I Full time permanent position for recep- cations, perform credit investi- Personnel Burlington. MA 01803 tionist. Opening created by promotion. gation as well as general typing, Functions include light secretarial and maintaining records and filing. clerical duties. PCD offers a pleasant Requirements: typing 50 WPM, work environment in a fast paced grow- good telephone and organiza- ing operation. Competitive salary and Accounting Clerk benefits. tional skills. PACER ELECTRONICS, located in Wo- Apply in person or call 721-1280 We offer a highly competitive burn has an immediate opening in our RNs, LPNs, benefit program including profit Accounting Department. Applicant Precision Connector sharing and dental insurance. will be involved in collections, data en- and Nurses Aides try and filing in our Accounts Payable Designs Inc. Please call Lorraine Correia Department. Excellent benefits include 5 Lowell Ave., Winchester, MA 01890 Aberjona Nursing Home, a modern health care facility Blue Cross/Blue Shield with dental, life — THE GROWTH CONNECTION — committed to compassionate patient care, is staffing for insurance and profit sharing. Easily the Fall. We are offering excellent Full Time and Part Continental Resources, Inc. accessible to Rte. 128 & 93. Time opportunities. 175 Middlesex Turnpike For appointment call Bedford, MA 01730 Chuck Festa at 935-8330 Newly improved starting salary • Shllt differential paid Electronic Assemblers Excellent benefits package • Large modern multi-level facility 275-0850, Ext. 248 Health Care Insurance • Weekend differential paid Pacer Electronics, Inc. u*a*ble and harness assembly, soldering pinning, Dental Insurance • Paid holidays and sick days wire prep, chassis wiring, wire wrappmq. etc^l ccococoso&coo«coc< 70 Holton Street Experience preferred but will consider trainees f Woburn, MA Come join a growing company thai can oiler you Come in and talk to us about arrangements. r a challenging lulure Accounting Office | Call: 938-1170 Contact Mrs. Holland, R.N. for appointment and interview MARINE Electro Systems Inc. Supervisor ROWE ELECTRICAL 19 Sixth Road, — 729-9370 — For small multi-plant manufacturer. Re- EQUIPMENT Woburn. MA 01801 sponsible for: AP-AR-job cost system- ENGINEERING ASSISTANT Aberjona Nursing Home monthly closing and payroll. Must be Engineering support group needs detail oriented self-motivated and capable of working person with an associates degree in engineenng $35 BONUS! 184 Swanton Street with minimal supervision. Reports di- Excellenl entry level position Must have dialling Register from August 15 through September 30 rectly to corporate controller. skills and ability to read and interpret blue prints Work the first 35 hours and receive a $35 bonus Winchester, MA 01890 and specifications Related experience helpful, Immediate openings must have 6 mo expeni Send resume and salarytiistory to: but not necessary SECRETARIES CRT Please apply in person or call 729-7860 for more SWITCHBOARD CLERKS Controller information. INDUSTRIAL plra>a*?l 266-454'. EN & WOMEN | Woburn, MA 01801 Temporary Services, Inc. L soecoooooc«z»5c«so«« 575Boylston St. FULL OR PART TIME BSCTiBOHOBantfnawgBOBBpBgt With automobiles, station wagons, or vans to deliver the new We Have 2 Entry Level Positions telephone directory in Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Read- Light Manufacturing/ rewooonoBi ing, Stoneham, No. Reading & surrounding North Suburban areas Available: Assembly Apply Monday through Friday, 10a.m. to 3 p.m. Pern inent, year round and seasonal positions Accounts Payable Clerk Beginning Tuesday, August 30th i plant manufacturing solid vinyl FULLTIME Creative person who onioys working with thou - : .: •■■■ > i I windows Light, clean, interesting Payroll Clerk hands making things Job requires ai cura Crystal Transport Warehouse iwrifk Pleasant working conditions No exper- creativity and attention lo detail Work is interest pees >'y Work particularly adaplable to No experience necessary. 3Melvin Street, Wakefield, MA mg and has infiniti vai el) .'.-■ le ich Ihi - Work locally No travel Excellent bene- Call for details. a Experlise in handcrafts helplul i ibera bi (oil 134 Water St . Rte 129 Robie Induslnai Park ht | i kagi ri-i opportunity for advancement / 11,11 K,l ).- Reuben H. Donnelley — 246-2525 — APPLY: Call: 935-7890 Equal Opportunity Employer for interview 3 OOMSStt COLONY CORPORATION I 8 Arrow Drive, Woburn, MA 2 rVVW»VW»ViV»Vl^yVvVvVvVvVVW»VvvVvl ELECTRICIANS Line and Prep Cooks GENERAL WAlTCftS/ Experienced Journeymen & Foremen WAITRESSES OFFICE Full or parl time posi positions .iff- created by the excellent Waiters/Waitresses 'F.isl paced vrfn line Office looking lor a detail lions ■ day. night and growth we have been experiencing They require TASEIWER^I orienled person with excellenl communication late night No exper a high degree 01 energy, good working habits Bartenders/Dishwashers {skills Duties lo include answering customer and lence necessary Neat and team players You should only apply it you _ driver calls and resolving problems, typing and want lo be part of an organization that is going The Ninety Nine Restaurant Pups at Middlesex TIRE CHANGERS appearance and out trig Van line experience helpful going personality a places Turnpike. Billenca. 4 Corner;. (Cambridge Rd ) FULLTIME AND PART TIME. Benefits include2 week s va alion 10 paid noli Woburn and 11 Dartmouth si .'Maiden have im Call Cheryl Porter must. Please apply in Good pay. Benefits and incentives person anytime. lays, all medical and life insurance mediate openings lor Ihe

Experienced Evening ASSISTANT CAREER STITCHER Carpet Cleaning LEGAL Part Time Help Gas OPPORTUNITY Help wanted for Receptionist Technicians MANAGER We have an immediate Gourmet Food Com- TRAINEE Morning opening tor a Sales Or custom drapery Attendant pany in Woburn has im- Monday Ihru Friday. 8 $12,000 Tuesdays and Wednes- NEEDED der Clerk Light typing workroom. Exper- mediate openings lor ■ , . I • i. ..■.' I am -5pm Persons Woburn law lirm seeks days 5 AM to 9 AM PART TIME required Salary plus experienced Cooks. ihlr* I ■..-.■.''.',■ wilh truck mounted ex- For growing deli bakery commissions from the ience preferred. Secy to enter law 60 i ■ - n must be detail Apply at: concern Hours 11am- Prep Cooks and Dish perience preferred. Re- sale of supplies and so Full or part time. Please call 273-2150 wpm Fantastic growlh oiienled, sell siarter washers Must have own liable and Mass Drivers 'pm Experience neces- vice contracts to our BC'BS and accurate O'Rourke's sary transportation Stoneybrook license reguired $5 00 CallCris Please call cuslomers Company MELROSE For appointment call per hour lo start plus benefits Counseling Center — 720-0990 — Mobil Station CALL Mike at bonus Paychex Inc. 183 Cambridge Rd. Call Jerry Magruder 31 Burlington Mall Rd. NBA Woburn, MA 273-4822 662-0042 Burlington. MA Call: 6B5 2628 935-4500 American First Copy 935-7887 Peritfinil Consultants - 935-7760 — Supplement to Dally Times & Chronicle (Woborn. ReadMo Winchester. Burlington, wekeiieidl. Lynnlield WEDNESDAY,AUGUST24,1983-PAGE S-ll Villager. No Reading Transcript, Wilmington S. Te«k«bur» Town Crier. Stoneham Independent *t) 933-3700 933-3700

Woburn, Burlington, Winchester. Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stoneham and Wakefield

Summer Sun Has You All Burnt Out Calibration Technician Machinery SECRETARY II Step into the SHADE SEMICON. INCORPORATED, is a leading manu SIEMENS Position available in Merchandise Control and work temporary job facturer ol semi-conductor devices, located just Department 30% of duties will be directly re- assignments in cool, oil Route 128 in Burlington. Shipper lated lo microcomputer so knowledge of iom- clean environment. Presently, we are seeking a Calibration Technician puter use is a must Will also perform iiqhi typ- Contact: with a minimum ol two (2) years experience tor ing, filing and useacaiculator the repair and calibration ot all types ol test equip- and The ment with emphasis Tektronix Scopes and Curve "KellyGirl' Medical MERCHANDISE CLERICALS J People Tracers KLW An Associates Degree or technical school exper- Receiver MarshdMs has fantastic career opportunihos in Responsible, energetic person for ship ience is required An excellent compensation plan our Corporate Headquarters' This is - Electronics ping and receiving machinery. Some for a tree consultation is ottered chance to embark.on a career m retaking it carpentry-woodworking experteni e Our qualified stall will Please forward your resume and salary require- you're bright, energetic and ambitious, y >u in desirable Minimum3years fork truck evaluate your skills and ments In professional confidence to: June Kidney, Test Technician chart a career course that will really laki . iu driving Duties include internal handl give you a personal in- Personnel Manager, Semicon Inc.. 10 North Ave- places You need tobedetaii oriented .DM terview, to determine ing of machinery, crating, foreign ship nue, Burlington, MA 01803. Or call her at 617- The Patient Monitoring Group of Siemens Medical with figures. «=fnd. of course, any retailing ba - which |ob assignments ments and other related duties Ex 272-9015. Systems Inc seeks a test technician for a unique ground will be helpful are best lor you cellent fringe benefits position Plaas• call BruceGibson — 044-8580 — You will perlorm incoming inspection and func- 935-7080. ACCOUNTS PAYARLE 100 Main St.. Reading , INC. tional test on finished systems Use of standard Mon.-Fri. 7:00-5:30 i Semicon lab equipment a must Associate degree or equiva PROCESSORS p Building fa the future lent experience Candidates should have 1-2 years ,i s I/American payable experience Must have the >' 10 10 North Avenue Full benefit package included. For immediate consideration, please send your resume with sa- Shbe Machinery Company analyze and solve problems Burlington, MA 01803 FULLTIME lary requirement to Kimberly Obremski. A mt>mt>e' O' the qr tvtng '!">■, '".*', InrJuili es 30 Nashua Street, Woburn, MA 01801 ACCOUNTING CLERKS An equal Opportunity employe' 6 months 1 year experience m an accounting Secretary Siemens Medical environment EXTRA-EXTRA Systems Inc. We offer an outstanding benefits proqram in- Xylogics currently has an opening cluding an excellent medical and denia BURLINGTON 16 Electronics Avenue r EVERYBODY CAN DO ITI in the following area: Danvers Industrial Park life insurance, income protection and P'Ol>« . II | Danvers. MA 01923 Part time/lull time, flexible hours Openings be employee discount || Ma • • r.. Part Time/Technical Writer An equal opportunity employer, m/f/h Iween 5 a.m. and 3 p.m. and 4 or 7 p m to closing 8 I S Mon Must be 18 years ol age or older to close No ex tlai Ihi , ,■ Fi ■:.,. ,v- In this capacity, you will work on an as-needed penence necessary we will be happy to tram you OflOl i ' • i I i f\ - . basis to a maximum ol 20 hours per week As ' "I '<■wn transportation area Call for appointment Temporaries soles manager Good working conditions opportunity jj Veno, our staff development for full time position CALL 275 Cambridge St. Crestview Fuels Corp. 296 Chelmsford St. Call Mr. Messina at 935-3367 Burlington. MA Chelmsford. MA | coordinator, or by calling 944- 24-30 279-9222 256-5244 . 272-9412 -246-0033 — * 1107 or 944-1108. Registration | MUST be completed by August LXXXXX2X2 irrT-^T'TTT' '*-^*-^-«~^-,i * 19,1983. HELLO! FULLTIME Part Time Help We are looking lor en ergetic. enthusiastic Truck Driver : Green Grove Convalescent Home people who en|oy talk Meal Processing Plant has openings for part ing on the phone II you PACKER A Wholesale, building products distributor seeks 134 North St., North Reading 944-1107§ time employment in production areo. Mon. have a pleasant voice driver with Class II license lo make residential Professionals Dedicated to Quality Car*" thru Fri. - day shift. Hours and days may 12 Noon to8:30 P.M. deliveries in Ihe greater Boston area Individuals and would like lo make ; tOt Handi^, functions ol its Woburn office. The position involves Taxi Switchboard SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST front office visibility and requires a professional man- For exciting, new computer service in West Cum- r ner In addition the ideal candidate has Operator FULL CHARGE mings Park area New otlices Responsibilities DRIVERS Drivers include: telephone answering, typing, and general Strong leadership skills Wanted Should have account clerical, plus the opportunity to work with a com Initiative Full time and part ing training and at leasl puter terminal Excellent salary and benefit pro- WANTED Enthusiasm ond a positive attitude 5 years experience as To deliver medical products to local time. Full time Monday Friday gram Outstanding growth potential Prefer 2 years Good communication skills 3 30 17 00 p m Will train lull charge bookkeeper Apply or more of related experience hospitals, full and part time positions Apply in person lo person Computerized account Call HaleCochran at 935 8877 available, company benefits. Yellow CAb nel department Mon Fn ing knowledge desired. This is an hourly position designed to lead to salary 9am -4 30 p.m . Hilton at Excellent company or send your resume in confidence to of Woburn Nuclear Pharmacy Inc. with company benefits Experience in payroll and Colonial Rte 128 & Audu benelits Job Line, Service of Paychex office supervision preferred. Call Mr Sculthorpe at 476 Main St or call bon Rd Wakefield Mo 10-N Roessler Rd., Woburn 938 1250 2529 Suite 2250 935-1121 438-8205 400 West Cum mings Park, Woburn. MA 01801 - 938-8043 - ££•••••••••••* — — — — — —'-'-"T*- — *-"— — — — — ocoecccoscooccooc »e&Mea»« J WAITERS Cashiers. WAITRESSES Painters & Waitresses/Walters. Secretary COUNTER PERSON Bartenders. BUS PERSONS PART B BM'N' I'UVBU CLEANERS Cocktail Waitresses ... '.. DISHWASHERS Cleaners *.'..■."••■■■.. Interviewing personnel Home remodeling & aluminum /Walters ,...,.. ly *il ■ ■ I. ... lor catering now thru Needed at Reliable, Mature, Honest building products Dishwashers. TIME 11 Alv, the holiday parly sea- Beacon Village 2-3 Nights 6-10 Person: to wait on trade answer phone expedite son Transportation pro Work 8 30 am 2 pm Apartments orders i-ond general oil around counter work Must be Busboys. Prep Cooks vided to various loca- $3 75 $4 60 per hour. Transportation a Must pleasant On J alert 5'» day week & steady Paid holi and Line Cooks tions in the Boston and Ideal for mothers. days and other benefits. Call for interview 245 1206, Call Kathy l0-5at Please call Apply • Met 2PM Route 128 area APPLY: osk for Irving Shelmor Inc Wakefield Mass. between 10 & 6 PM 2529 Call lor appointment 462 Main St. — 272-1179 — The Menu 273-2270 438-1505 Woburn 273-1096 6 Gill St., Woburn

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Supptomant lo Dally Tlm«*Chronicle (Woburn. Rwdlng. WlnchMtar. Burllnglon. Wakallaidl. Lynniiaid I PAGES 12 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1983 Vlllasar. No Raadlng Tranacrlpl. Wilmington 4 Taortubury Town Crlar. Slonaham Indapandani IP-I 933-3700 tftf 933-3700 Woburn Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading. North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stoneham and Wokefield s ELECTRONICS Come Grow With Altron Incorporated, a leading manu- Us. . . facturer of Printed Circuit Boards and Assemblers/ Vkc arc seeking cnifiUMastfc individuals vvho *etSecretaries Interconnect Products, is currently Assembler Trainees arc lucking foi «. arcci opportunities \Mih one seeking full-time permanent candidates Itek Large Systems Operations is a high- ol Vu I.nt! kinds moM dynamic and lasicsl* to fill openings in our manufacturing tech leader with'a superb reputation in erowing mortgage bankers computerized photocomposition systems, facility in Wilmington. MA typesetters, and related peripherals, pro- If you are dependable and want fo join MORTGAGE LOAN ducing state-of-the-art equipment inter- an exciting, growth-oriented company «■ nationally UNDERWRITERS with exceptional benefits, then look into Immediate openings exist for secretaries in Altron Musi have a minimum one year experience the following areas: working \MIII documeniaiion and guidelines toi FNMA VA anil FHA mortgages Ideal • Engineering • CHEMICAL TREATMENT OPERATOR candidate will come from a mortgage company • MAINTENANCE MECHANIC * mMmmmmMMMttmztm oi a mortgage departmeni of a savings and • Finance loan association • Marketing • PLATERS • SCREENER • Sales JOIN SEMICON MORTGAGE LOAN • PHOTO PREP OPERATOR PROCESSORS All positions require: • N/C DRILL GROUP LEADER AND YOUR FUTURE'S IN RUSINESS • excellent typing and shorthand • FABRICATOR I ndei I he supervision of a Loan Processing • good organizational skills • N/C DRILLER Supervisor, vou will process and review mortpige Any business that needs semiconductor devices: computer • discretion in handling confidential applications and handlecredil reports Position • QC INSPECTOR aerospace, banking, process control, cars and trucks home matters requires Irequeni coniaci unit real estate • MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER appliances the works Best of all. we'll give you the training you • word processor experience indusin and mortgagors Experience with need, the opportunity you deserve, and the incentive you want Please send your resume with salary re- IMA VA and FNMA oi I III \1C loan pro- Drop by the Personnel Department to money paid holidays and vacations, group heallh/life/disabihty cessing guidelines preferred quirements to Maryann Langone, Itek Large fill out an application insurance, sick days, bonus days, and the chance to move up II \ ou possess ihe skills required and il louare stems Operations. 355 Middlesex Avenue, provided your abilities move along. And all you need to quality ,i sell-starter, are detail oriented, and enjoy lilmmgton, MA 01887. Itek Is an equal 658-5800 tor one of these positions is good manual dexlenty and a respon Importunity/affirmative action employer m/f. working in a last-paced environment, wed sible work record. like lo meet \ou Fulltime openings: available from 7am to 3 30pm Please forward letter and resume to Per- 'Altron Part-time openings: 5-11pm and 6-120m sonnel Office or call (617) 423-0305, or stop Large Systems INCORPORATED by our Personnel Office on the 4th floor. Interested applicants should call Juf»e Kidney at 272 7852 to Operations One Jewel Drive set up an appointment. Or. —^ . Wilmington. MA 01887 drop by Irom 9-4. Mon thru Fn ^AfMf^Afl Equal Opportunity Employer Semicon. Inc. 10 North wC7f I 1IW%JI f INC. CMC Avenue. Burlington. MA 01803. Building fa the future COMMONWEALTH MORTGAGE ■ i | . i . : '.''. ■ ■■■ : .- ■ M • ,. -: COMPANY, INC. WAREHOUSE 120 Tremonl Street, Boston, MA 02108 Back to School- Our offices are located In Boston, Reading, Permanent Full Time Earn $15,500 to $18,000 While You Train Aubum. Bralntree, Brockton and Hyannls. MA: We presently have the following two entry level Portland, ME: Bedford. VH: Providence. Rl positions available: Back to Work- $24,000 Within 1-3 Years and New London, CT. CHECKER/RECEIVER: Involves checking in Work Only Five Day Week \u Huual Oppurtunih EmpkAci M I H and handling incoming shipments with opportu- Time for nity to gain product knowledge. Heavy lifting re- Papa Gmo's ol America. Inc is looking lor both experienced and mex quired Hours. 8:30AM-5PfvT TRAVIS TEMPORARY! penenced. degreed and non-degreed people lo |0in our Management Stain- INSPECTOR/PACKER: Basic inspection and ing Program Our rapid growth and proiected 300% increase in units over packaging of products. Involves variety ol duties the next ten years allows us to tailor the training lo lit you in a rapidly growing department. Hours. OPEN HOUSE Your earnings during your first year will not be less than SI 5.500. and 9:30AM-6PM can Jje as much as $18,000 depending on your education and/i previ us PRODUCTION Charrette offers excellent wages and benefits Buffet restaurant management experience Alter an average ol two years you can which Include Blue Cross/Blue Shield Master become a General Manager ol one unit and earn a base salary ol $19 240 ASSEMBLY Medical, 2 weeks paid vacation, tuition reim- Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1983 and an additional bonus every six months An attractive Benelils Program bursement and much morel 3-8 p.m. and Delerred Profit Sharing Plan are also available PERSONNEL Call 935-6000 to arrange an appointment II you own a car, call collect to (617) 461-1130. 461 11.31 or 461 1132 Organize your Fall schedule Let us help you between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.. Monday through Wednesday; 8:30 a.m. and Kull-time temporary positions available .it S4 :>0 arrange lor work suited lo your skills and 4:00 p.m.. Thursday and Friday. per hour availabilily Must be able lo work long-term Various duties involve the processing ol solar charrette assignments Many opportunities lor skilled cells and modules. Previous assembly ex- otiice personnel penence preferred 31 Olympia Avenue Come on in and Visit Mrs. Fran Testa between the hours of Woburn, MA01888 meet Wendy and Noreen! E> Papa Qlnos 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in our.office at 20 Cabot An aqual opportunity employsi 272-6750 ™ •- * WRfistan rants Road, Woburn, MA 01801. Equal Oppor- tunity Employer, M/F. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNlTf EMPlOtT" If^Ay lb 223-C MIODLES«X TPKE. TEMPORAPV BUTJItGTm :xi 01 MS DATA ENTRY |—FLOOR- *~?J 1 CLEANERS Mil^jiW't'i Solar Power Corporation We are looking for sev OPERATOR CLASS "A" r era I peop le lo work 6:30- Part Time /! 9:30 A.M.. 4 6 mornings per week in ihe Burling- •Sweethea_ Epsilon is a national lirm spe- MACHINIST ton area. We need only cializing in computer services We are seeking a class "A" responsible and reliable Our Accounting Deparlmenl individuals Experience Sweetheart RUSTICS DMSIOtl Of MMVuMID CUP COUP WIIMIWTQN MUSS 0188? Quality Control has a parl time opening lor an machinist to work to close tol- is not necessary, we experienced data entry operator erances; must have extensive will Wain. Excellent op- Inspector lo work with both an IBM 3742 knowledge of machine shop porlunity (or retired per- and an IBM 129 Accuracy and son II you are interested COST ACCOUNTANT As a result ot rapid expansion, our and tool room practices. A The world s leading manufacturer <>t single- experience with alpha/numeric apply al — young, medical products company input a must Applicants should minimum of 5 yrs. experience use plastic dinnerware. cups and loud packafj has an opening for a Quality Control have 1-2 years' experience 20 25 as an all-around machinist re- ing containers Sweetheart Pl.t I Inspector to perform incoming, In- BRADLEES for a new Cost Accountant lo maintain -K i urate hours per week quired. Top wages. Stable Lexington St.. Burlington process and final inspections We and limely producl cost files and assist in Ihe company with good benefits. at 9 A.M. and see require 1-3 years' experience, pre- development ol producfstand.mls ami tin- r ,i . Please call Cleaning Foreman or sis of prime cost variant ei ferably with a high-volume medical Tina Rock, 273-0250. Please call Ms. Duncan, \ callusal device manufacturer GMP know- for an interview appointment. 275-1400 1-745-7686 The position requires a B S in Accounting and ledge and the ability to use statistical between 9 a.m. & 3p.m. 2-5 years experience in a multi planl manufac- techniques and mechanical mea- turing environment Online expenc- . a - suring equipment are preferred i Ni-a I ngtand I •<■■ utivv P i • epsilon Burhngion Mauachuteit! be helpful Please send a resume or letter AMR = s= INC. with current salary lo QA Manager Maintenance The qualified applicant win rei •■ .• i re or call Peter a»272 2281 160 Middlesex Turnpik. hensive benefits package including hie and health Polymer Technology Corporation Bedlord, MA0173C 3rd Shift insurance plans and tuition reimbursements 33 Industrial Way We are seeking 2 indi- Wilmington, MA 01887 viduals lo be responsi- Realize your lull potential, submit yum resume ble for maintenance and and salary history to: janitorial services ol warehouse and office Professional Staffing Polymer Technology Corp. 7 Sweetheart Plastit . i PartBus time weekday morningsDrivers and afternoon open area Full time positions, complete benefits Ap- One Burlington Avenue ings $5 60 per hour Openings available lor re ply in person Wilmington MA 0188? sponsible individuals Musi have minimum ol 10 years commercial driving experience with excel CLAIM Nature Food lent driving record Mass. license Class 1 or 2 Centres must DPU license preferred 5 Waltham Street Call Dick Eagleston REPRESENTATIVE Executive Secretary Working in our Wakelield Ollice. will in- Wilmington, MA Hudson Bus Lines vestigate and practice wide range ol lia- 8 30 5 00 Excellent typing, shorthand, organizational 70 Union Street. Medlord. MA bility and property claims including deter Ask for Bob Jarek Apply Now - and communications skills essential. Banking - 395-8080 - mination ol coverages, obtaining recorded background preferred secoo9ooocoooBeooo« statements and verifying damages In- volves extensive phone contact with Start Later claimants, msureds and agents Requires Call August 22nd thru August 3lsl Irom 9 AM lo Part Time Secretary 2-3 years' muMi-line claims handling ex Phlebotomist^ noon To apply lor a Homemaker Home HealU' penence. demonstrating strong organ/a Part-time, 31 hours with Good typing, clerical and communica- Cafeteria Helpers Aide Position Slart working alter Labor Day a>- tional and communications skills and sell- benefits Mornings in the a Homemaker Health Aide earning S4 50 per hour tion skills. motivation Arlington, Woburn areas WORK DURING SCHOOL HOURS You must have a car One year experience as part-time school lunch helpers in ihe Wake We offer highly competitive salaries and Send resume or call for appointment desirable held School Lunch Program Pay rate $3 60 per an excellent benefit package. For confi- Call 935-3976 hour dential consideration, please send resume Interested applicants Winchester APPLY AT: to Personnel Manager. 100 Newport Ave- please call Ms. Linda nue. North Ouincy. MA02171. Paradis at North Metropolitan School Lunch Office 731-4080. Savings Bank CNA INSURANCE COMPANIES Homemaker Service 60 Farm Street, Wakefield. MA INSURANCE FROM — 729-2130 — 6 Walnut Hill Park IliOllV '"' I EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ■ ' the week of August 29 to September 2 Ml H Woburn, MA 01801

STONEHAM START NOW Inventory CINEMA MEN A WOMEN Salespersons Part Time Rent-A-Nanny Inc. CASHIER Control Clerk In The Redstone CASHIERS PART TIME EXPERIENCED and Operator/ Weekday Shopping Center Expanding solar manu Be a business broker Is#l is taking applications facturer has immediate Sell going businesses Excellent positions available lor women WANTED Receptionist Afternoons for. openings in service, in Free sales training High Typist experienced in Main Street & Weekends Concession Help stallalion. and sales commission rates Musi Post Natal Care '01111(1 Care Inquire at Main Office department No exper be aggressive Full or i h.-si-t f . . - ' PI Required tor typing and House Sitting • Light House- — ARCO — ltd t>ui n ■ ■■ ; i Doorperson ience necessary Com part time openings general office work with Keeping 110 Main St. MAHONEY'S Musi be al least 17 yrs plele on the job tram manufacturer's repre- old and have a neat ap- ing. High starling pay proVENTURE sentative located in Elderly daily, overnight or live-in companions Reading, MA Ingalls Cronln Co. pearance. Must get a Reading. MA Vacation silting weekly oi weekends Rocky Ledge plus benefits No lay Part Time or Full Time 80 Holton St. long well with people BUSINESS BROKERS Burlington , Car necessary Flexible hours P.O. Box 396 242 Cambridge St. Apply daily alter 3 PM Call Joan at APPLY IN PERSON Call: 532-5400 [ — 273-3017— S Winchester. MA 01890 Winchester, MA 9421550 for appt. Call: 535-3357 — 728-8900 — / ••u(. kynniwio '»—'■»>■>—*• in***. ™**^*T*^^C^:SZ£ZZSZ£Z■ ■ WEDNESDAY,AUGUST24,1983-PAGE S 933-3700 933-37001 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reeding, North Reoding, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stonehomond Wokefield

El < tr nlc EU!! « = 1f, « "as full time permanent posi PROJECT a 6 l,h0 un torIn, m«nmen and H women * PP°" "V 'or advancement SUPERVISORS ppLot!.S^CHUSETTS M|G"ANT EDUCATION GCA AND YOU... KHUbRAM has the following positions (4) avail- ASSEMBLER able o work full time in a supplemental educa PRODUCTION THE TEAM TO lional program for the children of migrant work- ers Positions available at Middleton, Taunton WATCH IN'83 and Holyoke. Massachusetts WORKER

GCA Corporation is a growth Project Supervisor oriented manufacturer of instru- Salary $339.27 ments, equipment and systems p SHIPPING CLERK '" : ; irti : Hi in : wi le oriented to a wide cross-section of Full benefit package ■''■■■'■ inuMcturing : --rations on industries and markets throughout QUALIFICATIONS: the world ' ■'■' '■ ■ ■• II it ised !or A. B.A or B S degree from an accredited colleqey waste wan i ■•■ ■ Wi i young, or university. arowin i mp in) GCA/Technology Division, a leader B Massachusetts Teacher Certification luturpl ii, ;n-lividun.piury Town Crier. StowWrn lnd«p»nd»nl 933-3700 ao 0/CDH3 amiBg* »3«700 Wobum, Burlington, Winchester, tynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stonehom and Wokefield

■SECRETARIES •Nd.tui'. It»( . ,i led ding manufacture! ol hi^h pei idim.im c urjphu * v\i>tk stations has let him .il with openini;\ lot int.ivnlii.iK seeking (hjllen^c dm. Word Processing OC Technician growth opportunity The Possible Dream... Romlcon, Inc., a leading manu- High Tech! Manufac- facturer of large scale industrial >Sweethear turing! Insurance! filtration systems, has an opening Inspectors For 50 years Puritan Benneti Corporation has bull! Its Medical! Research! Ex- in its control department for a reputation as the innovator in respiratory, anesthesia citing, challenging technician in the filter manufac- OppoMunit> loi experience*! In-Process jnd and oxygen equipment As we progress with the ©Sweetheart temporary assignments turing area. Responsibilities will I in.11 Inspei lofsio inspe< t developmentdl and or newest in medical electronics, the future will bring Pi*S''Ci DIVISION Of MMTutNO CUP CORP WUMINGION MISS 0188) at the best companies include Inspection and testing of pioilin lion elei inniK dssemblies .iiul subdssem- continuing stability and growth We are seeking in town. They're all incoming production raw mater- bin's Ixpeneiue VMI'I blueprints, l< Os torn- highly motivated people who understand the yours and more-top ials as well as insuring the quality por.cn l idenlitudlion jnd soldering techniques standard of quality we must maintain and welcome companies, top rates, slandards of finished goods. The re< | uiied the challenge and the rewards of meeting these Forming Operator a pay check every Friday position requires the ability to goals. We nave opportunities for and personal attention write and document results Trainees to your working needs... Laboratory experience would be Assemblers yl Assembler Your dream come true! helpful. Stock Room Clerk 3:00 P.M-11:00 P.M. Office Romicon offers a competitive Oppoitunii\ lui experienced -Kssemblei,'. in 11:00 P.M.-7:00 A.M. wage, excellent benefits includ- lout h-up .irul l(() rework ol pruned circuit Purchasing Clerk Specialists ing company paid health/life in- bodrdi Shuuld l»r able i<> work from engineer- Sales/Marketing We are looking for aggressive, highly moti- Slon.h.m ,271 Main SI surance, vacalion, holidays and mi,' drawings and have basn knowledge* ol com- vated people with good mechanical aptitude IRK 28 Nl Montvafel tuition reimbursement to train as Forming Operators Working with Call Linda imTIWi poneni idontihcaiioits Soldering experience in Secretary extruders and forming equipment which lurllnglon.ftSo BMIord SI S the area ol rework and repair ol multildvei for further information, please contact Personnel uses heat, vacuum and pressure to make a (naar NortheaahwnCampua) Pleats call Marcla MscWilliams printed tut ml hoards required Minimum 2 CallSally 1127:11470 Department 657-8650 variety of plaslic lids and containers. You agual oppoilun ty employe' at 935-7840. ext. 38 to arrange UMI s rxpeneni r an Interview. Puritan-Bennett Corporation will learn to SETUP * START-UP * •Vl.iue oilers competitive salaries andd compre MONITOR * MAINTAIN * ADJUST * 265 Ballardvale Street hcnsKc benefit pai kage inc luding B( Hs Mjstei Wilmington, MA 0I887 TROUBLESHOOT our machinery. Meclical. denial, life dncl disdbilits insurdnce. tqual Opportunity Employer M F Canteen Corp. ROMICON, INC. tuition reimbursement (in advantei. employee If you have previous experience or would like a leader in the food 100 CUMMINGS PARK slock purchdve plan and a credit union Foi to train in a field wilh excellent growth service industry, is pre- WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS 01801 iinthei mtormdtion tontdcl *\m\ Idnanbdumdl potential, come in and see us Our compen- sently accepting appli- sation package includes compelitive wages cations for 2 Full Time hl~ 667-7070 01 apply >" person .n \dage, Iru . An Equal Opportunity Employe' M tf One Fortune Drive. Billerica MA 01H21 \n health and life insurance, tuition reim- bursement and a pension plan. CASHIERS B (*C|UJI oppotiunii\ afhrmatise jction employoi at Apollo Computer •«i I h v location In Chelmsford For more information visit our Personnel Prior food service exper- Office, Monday through Friday, during the Physician J hours of 9:00 A.M. -5:00 P.M. ience helpful Relia- bility is an absolute VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 2325 must Own transporta- Correspondence -ADAG= tion Benefits are avail Clerk IMMEDIATE able. For an Interview > Pert Time (20 hrs) TEAOfR OPENINGS please call SECURITY OFFICERS 256-6600, Ext. 6366 Part time position for individual with ability to work Burlington/Woburn/Wilmington — Data Processing independently: good typing, clerical and — Science (Physics Desired) interpersonal communication skills. Immediate full- or part-time openings for mature, dependable individuals on all shifts Prestigious — Dental Lab Technician (Part-Time) Hours: Monday-Friday afternoon/evening. locations, excellent starting pay and working — Licensed Practical Nurse P.T. NIGHTS 4 hours/day. conditions for all Qualified applicants. — Substitute Teachers Contact: Pat Troy. Supervisor of Medical Records. To qualify you must have a clean police record, (Vocational & Academic) F.T. NIGHTS 935 5000. Ext. 262. home phone, own transportation, be at least Located next to Burling- Applicants must be certified by BURLINGTON/READING/BILLERICA AREAS 18 years of age and take pride in doing a Ion Mall Will train for Mass. Dept. of Ed., Div. of Occ. Ed. clerical positions Work NEW ENGLAND better than average iob We havt 25 immediate openings in 10 cities and towns throughout the above areas for responsible individuals four days per week, REHABILITATION NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, Other Openings: to work as security officers in a variety of professional anytime between 2 pm. UNIFORMS AND TRAINING PROVIDED! Jr. Computer Programmer/Oper. environments. We offer. and midnight Ideal for HOSPITAL Interviews will be held in Billerica area. 9 AM • 5 • Above average starting rates students or mothers1 2 Rehabltation Way PM. Monday - Friday, evenings by appointment. Apply by August 31, 1983 • Scheduled pay reviews For application send Forward resume or write for application Wobum. MA 01601 c Call for interview: • Paid professional training self addressed stamped d an equal opportunity business size envelope • Flexible hours employer m/f 569-O030 to 150 Liverpool St., E. Boston. MA Northeast Metropolitan. • Unsurpassed promotional opportunities • Association with an industry leader P.O. Box 570 £ Equal Opportunity Employer I Regional Vocational School OPEN INTERVIEWS Mon.- Fri.. 9am-5pm Lexington, MA 02173 * Hemlock Rd., Wakefield, MA 01880 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY" EMPLOYER 2?-?4 25 POSITIONS PACKERS/ .C5 VAREHOOSEWOMBB eairily ustfiinsiru.1 Temporary assignments, Front Desk 2222Z2Z22222Z2Z 1CTT First Security 1st, 2nd & 3rd shifts, J=LL Services Carp incl. production line, 7 A.M.-3 P.M., 3 P.M.-11 P.M. 6 building,maintenance, Work Opportunities LOCAL OFFICE: 265 Winn St.. Burlington MA packing & some light 11 P.M.-7 A.M. 2723474 lifting. 6 mos. work. Exp x- annual oiiiOMun,!, .mplo,., Hit & reliable ref req Must Good starting pay. For have trans., phone & be v\2 Keypunch avail up to 1 full wk. at Retarded Citizens ■» tune, -fri.- payroll No Call for an appointment in fee Register by appt Lexington or Danvers only Some positions Operator If you know someone who is: SALES OFFICE Candidate should have a high school diploma require safety shoes with 1-3 years' experience. Records and 1. Highly motivated to work. Office Specialists Catch Penny Motel verifies a variety of data utilizing a data entry GENERALIST Call 438-4901 271 MainSt.Stoneham 440 Bedlord Street system/station Knowledge of Decision Data 2. 18 years or older. Busy Woburn sales office has position available 152 Endlcott Street or 273-1470 9610 machine desirable. for person with fast and accurate typing skills, Lexington, MA Danvers, MA fluent telephone communication abilities, and 99 So. Bedford St. Come in to fill out application or send 3. Person labled mentally retarded 802-3700 knowledge ol general sales office accounting Burlington 777-1030 resume to: Maryann Langone, Employee procedures, lo include order entry through invoic- Relations Department. 355 Middlesex Please call Kate at 482-7430 ing and accounts receivable maintenance and pur- Avenue. Wilmington, MA 01887. Equal chase orders through verification and accounts Opportunity Employer. or 1-800-882-1427 1M4 payable maintenance All accounting is computerized and computer Z223223ZZZZZS^£Z< knowledge is helpful, but we will train the right Part Time Large Systems candidate Position demands independent self- starter with affinity lor detail and previous sales Cafeteria JOHNSON BROTHERS, INC. is now Life Insurance Salesperson Itek Operations office experience. accepting applications for the following full time Mail resume with salary requirements to Flexible hours Telephone follow up ol inquiries positions: Box »1474,c/o Daily Times A Chronicle Part Time Experience preferred 25 Montvale Ave.. Woburn, MA 01801 Start after Labor Day C'alKiarrv Hennessy — 2-4 p.m. Rose Graders or call 935-4470 tor appointment Mother's hours — 246-0400 for packing room MOTHER HOURS ARE AVAILABLE Call Carol 1 MAILROOM 935-9570. Ext. Z79 jWakefield Savings Bank Delivery Drivers 357 Main St. Wokefield. MA for local established route. A n equal opportunity employer CLERKS HOURSARE7AM.-4P.M. Food Service Fulltime Heavy lifting involved. Musi have THERE ARE 2 POSITIONS AVAILABLE Full and Part Time own car We offer an outstanding bene- fits program including excellent medical IN OUR OFFICE, Growing lood service company has openings in and denial plan, life insurance, income 1 lull time and 1 part time to operate a Wang Burlington. Wilmington and Norlh Andover areas Waitresses/Walters protection and a liberal employee discount 2200 computer Data entry background helpful, but lor the following positions Cooks not necessary We will train the right person Unit Leader • full lime, Grill Person • lull lime. Salesperson Salary commensurate with experience. Cashier - lull time. Sandwich/Salad Maker - part Dishwashers To apply, just slop by our Personnel De- To contact insurance agent and companies for lime, Vending Host/Hostess - part lime partment and till out an application. Please call us at 933-3194 auto glass replacement work Good opportunity ALL SHIFTS All ol the above are Monday thru Friday Exper- for right person Must have car. Salary plus com- Apply in person and ask for Betty to arrange ience desirable bul not necessary. 83 Commerce Way, Woburn for an interview ? mission •"'•.., . Hurl ,., r. I.. ; .... M I

iVIANPOWER' CCH CompuUx, Inc. Suppliers Auto Parts Joseph's Industrial Catering PINEWOOD TEMPORARY SERVICES 884 Wobum Street 104 Main Street, Woburn GARDEN 400 West Cummings Park Wllmlnglon. MA 01M7 — 933-2564— .■» 1 Merrill St, Woburn, MA on Rte. 28 at Rte. 125 Wobum. MA 01801 an equal opportunity employer Between 10 a.m. and 12 noon weekdays North Reading, Andover Line Equal Opportunity Employer 22 it l44-«ll7,114-4472 Wat«VMa%¥WMNAAAlNl««M«MAMW>VMW¥«A«¥*t*t% a TmmediateopeningrrHarririton/Avnet » <~ *—"«** --■ t )

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General Assemblers Assemble mechanical assemblies Knowledge GENERAL FULL-TIME M AH IM ii a rapidly wowing supplier nl romponenli duel lystenu lor of small hand fools and some experience telecommunications and drfrnsr applications Out w ,\ IIIM Components with basic lest gear a plus, but not essential CASHIER Irfoup ci.n-.i-.lv II| ., dozen companies, each spi-ciati/insf and I.K usmu then Experienced PC Assemblers energies cm a unique area of the communication, industry HANDYPERSON rtrmg \our career into locus wilh V, A COM Components Companies Will work from samples to assemble parts Herause ,i nrc-.ii career is whai interests you most Full Time Position We have an immediate Must be able to recognize components, read opening tor a Cashier to work prints and color codes All yew need lo do is call this number _•;.' -,'in Vim n hear .1 reicrdnl Our company seeksaversahle handyperson to run Monday through Friday, 9 AM to5 30 PM " message teling you about ,he kind of p,-„pi,- were locking lor Ih.r, vmj cai errands, assist our mechanical technicians do a in our Burlington Store You should have Wlrer lell us about yoursell your name address and phone number and ol 1 variety o odd ,obs, njn blueprints and maintain both the ability and the desire to interact Assemble from prints, parts lists, and/or in- any appropriate experience you've had our drafting, tracing and blueprint files We will with the public, previous experience with structions using small tools Wire from run train you in how to run blueprints and how to lists, diagrams scherratics and/or instructions assist in our lab II you are mechanically inclined D.TS 515 or comparable electronic reg- ister helpful Must recognize all components, solder read GOVERNMENT SALES energetic, have a drivers license, and enioy a color codes, rework/repair and inspect work variety of duties, this may be the |Ob lor you We can offer you a liberal company com- Must have a knowledge of various wiring tech- ADMINISTRATOR We oiler excellent benefits and the opportunity pensation and benefits package So. if niques to learn and grow with us. you're interested in a permanent, full- W'rc- seeking ., highly responsible individual who understands the imix.r II you are interested in this position, please call time position with New England'sleading Datametncs • Dresser offers a liberal benelits , lance ill attending In details Overseeing incoming correspondence Irmn program that is both valuable and com\ire/ shoe retailer, apply in person to Bob government agencies relative lo contracts, sales order, and pr sals vci II hensive Qualified candidates may apply in McCarthy at our Burlington Store undertake a wide vartel) ol responsibilities critical lo the government vale. Northern Research and person or call Pauletle Jacobson Personnel function in addition t,, processing and responding lo correspondence you -I Manager al 658 5410 prepare bidI folders lor IFBs (Invitations lor Hull KKHs (Requests lo, Pricngi Engineering Corporation Caloor Loehmann's Mall. 340 Fordham Road and K[ij. (Requests lor tjuotrsl. maintaining .,11 appropriate ■ rds ^ Middlesex Turnpike Wilmington, MA01S87 also maintain |,ih Itles loi contracts sales ordei iroposals review ship pmg logs or gov.-riiineiit orders maintaining up-to-date schedules and 1 1. • PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Ai equa opportunity employer M F 39 Olympia Avenue, Woburn, MA 01801 face with the engineering and production groups l„ ninnitoi companv — 935-9050 — adherence to iis commitments NREC is a whollyowned subsidiary of the f" qualify you should have an Associates llegree nr its equivalent fat Ingersoll Rand Co and will, government office scheduling, plus be able to handle the miscellaneous Clerical duties this position involves is an equal opportunity employer it ,.„ We oiler an unparalleled package Excellent starling salaries, with frequent reviews Hus profit sharing, slock purchase and rettremenl plans dental health and life insurance, paid holidays and c | - „„ extensile in hoi .. KEYTEKISLOOKING FOR: Q PRECISION training program and tuition reimbursement You can grow .,. far as von like ASSEMBLERS V-,'"'',"; /'"*"'' ""• /''»"»•' "'"' •''«' >' -1 (MMs Imlanl r ,,,,„„„„,,,, ,,„,. ,„ f PC. Board Assembler -■-''"< rim can call any lime uf the dm or niqht Alter uurk Mar, - ; With good soldering ability and rework experience ftreoWoj/ mm (he middle,,l thunighl The qui, ke, .„„ , „// „., ,„,. , „„ <,,, Q Laseitroi . leader in ine rapidly ; -. Applicants should know the basic color code and Uf II W'l foil k I" VIM, '. be able to identify components and work from growing held oHiber optics W< daw several mmed us in our • parts lists, assembly drawings, and component manulai lum . irea lor u tlividuais ;.location drawings. 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Openings for: Experienced CNC Operators Ma to S20K Supervisory position for an experienced energetic, well organized pro- Q Lasertran chinists and General Machine Shop Help (training fessional with a prestigious high tech consu available) Call Personnel at 664 3342 lor an appoint ling company. High speed Wang ment. Word Processingisamust AN EQUAL orr-o '. EMI SECRETARY/STENO to S16K Leading investment firm needs addition to their staff Previous exper- t|ps5SSSSSSSSSSSS&!&SgiSSSSSSSSS§SS& lence. organizational ability, telephone sk ills, light shorthand and 60 WPM TELLERS PART TIME accurate typing are needed 1 1 FULL TIME, YEAR ROUND All positions available imm ediately can no* Eorly and lot* appointment! ovolloblo Coll now. BOSTON POSITIONS t Clerical Consultant! who cor* All !••! p old by cllont conponlot II you enjoy meeting people, working I Typing and telephone experience neces- i Call for appointment §^ JV»^ rWX. Corporation. J sary. 12 noon to6p.m. f circle 27 3-4660 ^>* a manufacturer of computer wilh figures and the best computer employment peripheral equipment, is expanding Its terminals in town-- we have a spot for FULLTIME 6 N.E. Exec. Park. Burlington' manufacturing capability and i-> seeking a you. Good working conditions are of- con/ulfont/ All Fees Paid by CahJcniaker. You must have at least I vear | I <% CifernCompanies **'** hand soldering experience plus the ability to fered with cm ejccferleirt ueriefit package. read computer parts lists. Please call 723-1600, ext. 167 for an CRT Operator interview IScc MISC we re a leader we can oiler you • .1 APPLY MACHINE qood starting salary • paid vacations • EXPERIENCED medical and dis.ibiliu insurance • tuition reimbursement • credit union • company OPERATORS recreation activities • .1 see uri- future with a I HYCOR has immediate openings in our D.F. Munroe Co. Data Entry manufacturing area for people with a successful companv • room to advance. A HOME 351 Middlesex Avenue machine shop background and or Call Steve DiRocco today at <»5 ofi6B. SAVINGS BANK FSB i Operators mechanical ability to operate Numer- ADAC CORPORATION V ical Control machinery 69 Tremonl St Boston 02108 Wilmington, MA 01881 J/t You're in demand Our 70 Tower Office Park An EQ„a' Or.pr,Mu"., Employe' M , i Only those candidates with* Woburn MA 01801 — 944-4 75 0 — customers are calling, work history will be considered lor looking lor you these opportunities which offer a salary The commensurate with experience, as well "KellyGirl as an excellent fringe benefit program People Please come in for an interview be Laborers, Warehouse KLW tween the hours of 9 a m to ■■ Security Officers 2p.m. to 4 pm Monday thru Friday We'll send you on tem- an equal Full and Part Time porary |ob assignments Hycor, Inc. opportunity, employei m I Factory Workers Immediate Openings in Burlington. Bedford Wi short or long term 10 Gill Street minton Le»mgton. Waltham and Sudbury Woburn. MA 01801 Kitchen Workers 100MainSt., Equal Opportunity Employer M/F nlSH,dilab, M PREMIUM WAGES Reading i::;,;:ns" " —° Unilo'ms-vacation.holiday ovrrtimo — 944-8580 — Please Call Mon.-Frl. 7:00 5:30 Call Bambi David Nolimgcnfy Ntv«f!te» Equil oppodcmily employe, ml HYCOR .Assistant Chef 175 Cambridge St. Watts Security Systems Inc. Burlington, MA RAM ADA HOTEL ITBvfCRAW — 273-1421 - — 523-5680 — Looking for experienced assistant chef DANCE with cost control awareness, also good n food presentation ability Clean working INSTRUCTOR fsMccco&sse«K«>cetx«ooB6 Apply at receive an education Please apply to Call Ed at S. AEA that could open many p m Excellent starting wdqe Programmable TO Tower Office Pk. doors Good starting Call Betty . Colony Corporation General Plasma salary SUBURBAN Devices. Inc. Suite #514 8 Arrow Dr., Woburn, MA Associates Inc. Woburn, MA 01801 Call: 933-9780 273-4822 SERVICES 155X New Boston St. before 5 p.m. 10.21 — 385-8333 — NO AGENCIES - Woburn. MA * 5 Draper Street, Woburn, MA — 935-9530 —

NEEDED "IMMEDIATE OPENING Busy Northshore EXPERIENCED Maintenance office needs OFFICE Maintenance OFFICE Plastic Bakers Painter MANAGER dependable, WAREHOUSE Full time main- Position available tor 3'S year eipenencal personable CLEANERS tenance person small, busy office in •■ .-.■- Fabricator MANAGER Il ■•- I _ A ■' . I HII ....Ji.ru pa.nle. SOay individual with Burlington & Bedford Wakefield Knowledge - ' • I • - g Trainee needed for apart- ■ -" I ' ' '.■ ■ ■ ■ ■ wi...k Yea. round wort. 'or wholesale distribu- Monday Fnday&9pm of office procedure a 'i t,i(.ng Fuil time typing skills. ment complex in I ■ .■,....,... APPLY tor in Woburn Acoustc Mature minded people must Duties include in lo 4 3 Call lorappt. Monday thru Friday cal and insulation pro- Woburn area. Must Customer Service, typ- Mu '■• • :i. We only '■'.■, 375 West 2-9l.and every other ducts For interview appointment ing and organisational ■ : 272-2899 CALL be mechanically pie*4*cail CummingsPk. Saturday 8-1 Call inclined. Tel: work Shorthand not Woburn FLOOR CARE necessary Full bene- Nature Food Plastic Design, be 1:00-4:00 PM R.J. Kelly Co. Kamco Supply CLEANING CO. fits Salary based on Centres 245-0045 experience Burlington, Mass., — 273-0667 - 935-3479 657-5000 9380909 - 245-7500 862-4800 ^^CalMoMntenriew^^ -PAGE S-16-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST24,1983 SoPPSfTn' *2*'X IS" JChronlcl« <«**«rn. Railing. WlnchMlw. BurllngMn. W.kcl,.ld>. Lynn.wa Vlllagar. No RMdlng Trwucrlpl. Wilmington *. Tawkibury To«n Cr*r. StanWom Inoapanoml

NEIGHBORHOOD Yard EMPLOYMENT Burlington Ti> Sale, Sat Aug 27th 10 am - 1 pm, Atari, air cond, kids BURL. 9 Jackson Rd, clothes, household, Gourmet food co. has NEEDED- FULL TIME day RON GILEFSKY ANDCOMPANY 8/27, 9 to 3, R or S, take more. "437 Salem Street openings for experienced care for 5 yr old In the 3A No - Wilm - Gedlck - Shorwroom / Office Wilmington (I93 & Rt 62. cooks, prep cooks and Barrow's School area. Jackson 2 fam. all type Call after 6 PM. 942-1062. Work. Person to assist in 8/24T JOB MART dishwashers. Experience Items, 2nd house COOK required. Apply bet. 11 NEEDED. 5 People to the every day operations SAT Si SUN, Aug 27th & FULL TIME opening for /college a.m. and 2 p.m., ask lor show my jewelry In the of busy showroom and 28th. Rain or Shine. Ev- experienced Cook. Mon - Mike, Own transp. a plus. local area lor the office. Call 275-9456, 9:30 HUGE FIRST time yard erything! 410 Woburn Fri in Woburn cafeteria Bookkeeper Rudi's Food, 375 W. Christmas season. Avg to 3:30 ask for Mrs Galvin sale. 5 spd bike, kit Street, Wilmington 10 - 4. Call Steve at 935-7885. Cummings Pk., Woburn, $60 per night, choose own SECRETARY / RECEP- counter w/ sink, furn, 8/24T 8/24N Mass. hours, no Initial Invest- TIONIST for small office much more. Burl, Mill St Part time 15 hr. Week. to Mallard Way to 11 Circle Temp, Inc. is now GOVERNMENT JOBS ment, no delivering or In Woburn. Call 483-4050 WOMffl 137 September Ln. Experience thru Trial accepting applications for Thousands of vacancies collecting. Start immed., tor appointment BIG 3 FAMILY yard sale. Balance plus General must be filled immediate- complete training. Call SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS fall registration for SAT AUG 27 9 to 4. 6 123 School St. Woburn. Ledger, EDP knowledge Secretaries with short- ly. $17,634 to $50,112. Call Sue 649-9933. 8/24T Stoneham Forbes Ave (nr Bldg 19%). 9-3, Sat. Aug. 27th. Every- hand If you can work an 8 716-842-6000, including NURSING ASSISTANTS. The Stoneham School Koytek is the loading monufocturor of surge test instru- helpful. Wh ref 14 cu, round kit thing from luggage to mentation used to determine transient susceptibility hour day, 40 hr week call Sunday, Ext. 1087. Earn while you learn. Committee is in need of set, wood w. 4 chairs, 4 household goods of electronic equipment Circle Temp, Inc. in Burl- Some mothers hours secondary substitute pc bdrm set, double bed, HELP WANTED-2nd ington at 273-5812 or avail. Bear Hill at teachers Please send a sofa & two soft chairs, GIANT GARAGE SALE Send Return* and SHIFT 6-10PM, Mon.-Fri. Wakefield is pleased to Sat. Aug. 27th. All types The following opportunities exist for qualified person- Boston at 451-5140. resume to the Superin- garden tools 272-4111. Salary History to: Apply in person, Mystic announce the opening of tendent of Schools, 149 of tools, shop equip., nel with a desire to excel in a rapidly growing company: Circle Temp, Inc. is now Industries Corp.. 474 Main It's newest wing. We are Franklin St., Stoneham, chemistry lab supplies, SALES ENGINEER — Candidate will report directly to accepting applications for North Reading 123 St., WakefielO\ now accepting applica- vacuum cleaners, kitchen the Sales Manager. Position will involve all aspects of fall registration for Word MA 02180. The rates are Andean Imports HELP WANTED, Full time tions for the staffing of a set, electronic equip & sales m the electronic test equipment market, including Processors on Wang. as follows: $35 a day for NORTH READING Sat., 3 North Maple St. warehouse, $3.50/ hr to new unit. 7 - 3 full & part supplies, plumbing & wferkmg directly with customers on technical problems, Digital. IBM and regular substitute Aug. 27. 9 am - 2 pm. 28 Woburn. Ma. 01801 start & heavy lifting req. time. 3-11 full & part time. elec. supplies. & much equipment demonstrations ot customer sites trade Honeywell. If you can teachers; $40 a day for Orchard Dr., Kids back to Call 658-7682. 11-7 full & part time. 7 AM shows and dealings with manufacturer's representa- work an 8 hour day, 40 hr selected substitute school clothes, house- more. Call today for info. Attn: N. Taylor - 11 part time. Exp. pref. 8 directions at 938-0102. tives week call Circle Temp, teachers whom the hold items, golf clubs, HICKORY FARMS. Reli- Please call 438-8515 M. - Candidate must have 6-8 years experience in the elec- Inc. in Burlington at 273- school department feels books, etc. 8/24N WOBURN, 7 Traverse St. able 8, enthusiastic sales F. 9 - 5. or stop by at 11 tronics industry including a solid background in both 5812 or Boston at 451- are exceptional; $50-a day Sat. Aug. 27th 9 to3. person needed Part time North St. Stoneham to fill after 10 consecutive days 20% OFF analog ond digital electronics, and be willing to travel 5140. eve. hrs. Call Susan at YARD SALE Sat. Aug. Above overage oral and written communication skills SKIN CARE out an application. E.O.E. in the same position; $80 On all outdooi statues, CLEANING HELP tor P.M. 272-8877. 27th 10-4 at 26 Naples ore essential An excellent opportunity for someone CONSULTANTS OFFICE HELP, part time, a day after 20 consecutive urns, bird baths and Must have driver's Avenue Woburn. currently in field service considering a career in soles. HIGH SCHOOL or college responsibilities an- days in the same posi- various lawn ornaments NEEDEDI license. Exp. helpful CHIEF OF DRAFTING — Responsibilities will include student for eve work with swering phones, taking tion, or for long term Sealed Statuary, 172 Fantastic opportunity with Please call 935-5087. disabled woman Meal Main St. Rt 28, No Read- desigr drofting detailing PC design, checking, repro- glamorous new Corlotta orders, typing Approx. 18 placement. prep 8 bedtime transfer ing; Classified Index duction and ECN control as well as company standards Skin Care line. Be your DENTAL RECEPTIONIST hrs per wk. Food broker SWITCHBOARD OPERA- wanted Mon, Wed , & Approx. 1'/2 hrs 5 eves and documentation control. The successful candidate own boss and have your exp pref CAM 935-0324 on TORS short and long term 3 FAMILY Yard Sale.. No. HEADING will have at least 5 years drofting experience with 1-2 own business as an inde Thur. eves Please call Call 729-5473 Tuesday, Aug. 30th. temporary assignments. Aug. 27 9 - 4 pm. 14 Gould yeors m a supervisory role. pendent Professional Skin 245-1018; Experience on SERVICES HUMbMAKbRS. make OIL COMPANY St. N. Reading, (off Park Familiarity with planning and scheduling, ability to Care Consultant. Exten DISABLED young man computerized boards your own hours. Toy 8 OPENINGS Offshore rigs St., near Rt 28) Books, work closely with engineering to complete product sive training provided. needs m/f pea to assist required Good hourly 001 Accounting gift plan now hiring. Free & refineries. No exper. clothes, sports equip. packages and the ability to solve technical, admin- FREE details ond informa- independent living Live rates. Friday payroll Of- & Taxes $300 kit Hostess guaran- $30,000 yr For info call RaindateAug. 28 8/24N istrative and personnel problems ore required. The tion will be sent explain- in poss. Hr wage fice Specialists 271 Main 00.1 Appliance Repair teed $40 for booking 1-312-920-9 ext. 1067P. Chief Draftsman will report to the engineering manager ing this exciting ond lucra Stoneham. Bob at 438- St. Stoneham 438-4901 or 005 Business party Elaine 245-8749. PART TIME Cashiers Reading 125 five career opportunity 99 South Bedford St. Burl- 007 Carpentry 4595 or 438-5930 ADAP Discount Auto SENIOR TEST TECHNICIAN — A technical education CALL TOIL FREE. INSPECTORS AND ington 273-1470 009 Catering and 3-5 years experience testing and troubleshooting DO YOU make $2.50 per Parts has immediate CLEANING CONTENTS of ASSEMBLERS. Needed - On Cleaning analog ond digital circuits to the component level are 1 800 824-7888 sq yd for carpet' Do you openings for part time TEACHER AID needed home. Furniture & FMI a rapidly growing co 013 Child Care required make $4.50 per sq yd for cashiers at our Normac part time for small after- household goods. Every- Ask for in the electronics field, is noon nursery school thing must go. Saturday. 015 Counseling ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN — Mechanical ability wir- vinyl'' Do you get paid Rd Woburn store. We'd 9 looking for reliable, de- Aug. 27,9 AM 89 Vine St. 017 Draperies ing and soldering skills including ability to wire from Operator 1211 every day You owe it to like to meet people who Cla8S. 944-4772. dicated, detail oriented Reading. 019 ElderCare schematics and I years minimum experience in a pro- Corlotta Skin Care yourself to give us a call enjoy working with TRUCK DRIVER - Class II people to inspect and 021 Electricians duction or engineering environment are required. a Division of Davis Carpet 664-4631. customers and desire to Required Experience in FLEA MARKET 023 Electrolysis Nationol Toll Free Mktg Inc 944-3538, 688-5500. build hybrid micro become a team member deliverying door and Reading K of C Hall, 11 circuits and their 025 Entertainment Salary and benefits ore competitive. 24 30 DRIVERS WANTED for of our fast growing retail windown units preferred Sanborn St, Sat Sept 10, 9 components. Conviently 02 7 Equipment Please send your resume, Including present and ac aggressive car rental co automotive stores. Some Call 944-8500 between 9 - 3 to 2, tor info and table located, just off the Rental cepted salary to: Must be 21 yrs or older experience will be Mon - Fri. rentals call Pom 944-3247. Middlesex Tnpk in Burl- 029 Floor* Rug Good starting salary, co helpful. Call 935-8135 ington, FMI offers TURN TIME into money NEIGHBORHOOD Yard 031 Home Personnel Manager Monday thru Friday 9 am - car Call Sue 938-8104. as an Avon Rep selling sale. Sat Aug 27, 10 to 3. Improvements competitivewages and 5 pm. KEYTEK INSTRUMENT CORP. COOK EARN $ at home Unique benefits and the choice of quality cosmetics, fra- 43 Arcadia St, Reading 033 Household Everything like new 12Cambridge Street Burlington, Ma. telemarketing oppty a 4 or 5 day week. Experi- PART TIME Help Good grances & gifts, full or 035 Instruction Full time and part 884 1564 ence preferred For an for High School or part time. For details call Childrens clothes, toys, 037 Insulation (No telephone calls please) College Student After- Peg Raistrick 933-6254 or appliances, furn & more. time, for coffee shop. EARN $50 lor 5 hours interview contact Arthur 039 Landscaping work, showing Giaquinto at 272-5650 . noons, evenings, Joyce Corveno 933-9345. READING - Prescott St. & Gardening weekends. Please Oueensway Fashions or WAITRESSES, WAITERS, corner of Perkins & Pre- 041 Legal Apply in person to Invest In Yourself be a hostess & earn free contact Mr Duffy at 935- and cooks Bickford's in scott at corner of 043 Miscellaneous SMALL INVESTMENT SALES COORDINATOR the personnel dept., clothing Call 657-7988 or 0060 Towne Book Fair Burlington has perma- Hillcrest. Sat Aug 27. 9 to 045 Musical puts you in high profits Hilton at Coloniol 658-9763 tfT PART TIME office help. nent, part time positions 2. Furn. bikes, toys Multi 04 7 Paint, Paper direct sales cosmetic Rte. 128 S Audubon 11:00 am - 4:00 pm. Mon • available Flexible hours Family. & Plaster EXPERIENCED business of your own RECEPTIONIST Fri Call 658-7440. 8/24T Pleasant working 049 Plumbing & Rd.. Wakefield, Ma. JANITORIAL workers Elegant European skin YARD SALE, 2 fam, 1 conditions Health insur- Weston Rd Reading. Aug Heating 25 29 Burlington area care Exciting ground PERSON TO clean house ance and paid vacations 051 Professional We have grown 50*'. in the last year. Now we need on 4 40PM-1 00AM $4 75 an floor opportunity Start five hours a week Call 27 9 to 1, Great Hi-Fi 664-2967 8.24N No experience nee. 053 Roofing articulate person to handle phone inquiries, identify hr. Call 277-8070. part time or liNi time bargains, draperies, and record sales leods and welcome visiting executives Please apply in person at housewares. mowers, 055 Schools CHILDCARE NEEDED EXPERIENCED Breakfast Well train. Call 663-2700 PHYSICAL THERAPY 6 Cambridge St . Burling- 057 Sewing This is a key position thot pays well and we hove an PART TIME Afternoons Waitress Must be fast & for appointment AIDE M - F Part time to sinks, clothes, toys etc ton, Mass. excellent benefits package til 6 tor our girls aged 2 friendly 6 - 1 pm. Mon - full time. Bear Hill at Rain Date Aug 28. Alterations JANITORIAL Woburn 059 Snowplowing and 4 in Lincoln Car req. Fri. Call 664-5799 evenings Wakefield is one of New WANTED PART time ex- YARD SALE - 112 Libby area Part time mornings, 061 Rubbish* Must be poised have an effective telephone voice and Good salary Call 259-0759 664-5223 8/24N England's newest & most perienced handyman lor Ave. Reading August 27 reasonable typing skills eves 7-10 a.m., Mon - Sat day or evening work. (raindate Sept. 3), 9-3. Junk Removal Circle Temp. Inc is now innovative long term care We are in a fast moving business and need some one MATURE RESPONSIBLE Buffing exp nee. 1-800- Electrical & plumbing Excellent condition |uv. S 063 Trucking & accepting applications for centers We are toe. at 11 who works well under pressure and is flexible. adult for childcare in our 732-3910 repairs $7 & up per hour adult clothing, household Moving fall registration for factory North St Stoneham just LABORER residential & depending on experi- 065 Tutoring As on established builder of automation and robot home for 4 mo old infant, workers on all shifts. If off rtes. 128 & 93. Please items, toys. systems, we are in a high growth industry with pleas- 4 hours, 2 to 3 days / wk commercial. 935-8734. call for an appt M - F. 9 - ence. Call 935-8887 067 Upholstering you can work an 8 hour YARD SALE Saturday, & Refinishing ant offices near the Burlington Moll. needed Call 438-8277 5.438-6515. E.O.E. WAREHOUSE CLERK- Aug. 27, 10 am - 4 pm 132 day. 40 hr week call Circle LANDSCAPERS NbfcUtU 069 Wedding Pleas* send resume to Sales Manager 8/24S Order processing, phone Grove St., Reading. Temp. Inc in Burlington for full time work. 5-6 days PHYSICAL THERAPIST Miscellaneous work, filing, some inven- Furniture, bicycles, WE NEEDYOU at 273-5812 or Boston at per week. Call 272-2399 EXP. PHYSICAL Thera- 075 General If you want lo become part ot a fast-moving tory control, light typing lamps and much more. LIVE-IN-CARE for infant 451-5140 between 6 & 8PM pist to work full time with 077 Lost 8, Found team where individual contributions are re- Phone experience 8 car Rain date Sunday. Aug. daughter Professional FRONT DESK CLERK full LOOKING FOR person multi disciplined team 0/9 Rides Share-Car cognized and rewarded, call Lee Beth King: rehabilitating patients in nee. Call floberta family, solid position and part time Apply with knowledge ot fishing 28. 8/24N 2728890 McLaughlin 933-5706 Pools Ideal for older woman Ramada Hotel. Woburn & hunting tor part-time their homes. Send re- 198 Summer Ave Read- 0B1 Free WAREHOUSE POSITION Sal. ref. req. 665-6124, Equal opportunity em- sales position. Reply in sume to Phyllis Simone. ing. 8 to 12. Childrens, For Sals Asst Dir . Visiting Nurse Need dependable, reli- OtStGN TtCHNOlOCY COUP Melrose 8/31S ployer writing to Coleman's clothing, toys, etc Misc 08 7 Antiques & Association of Middlesex able person with good 53 Second Avenue FULL/PART TIME Sporting Goods. 237 Lex- household, tools. Sat Aug Collectibles East. 136 Elm St.. driving record Duties incl Burlington, MA 01803 ASST SUPER tor lux JANITOR,FLOOR buffer ington St Woburn, Ma 27. 089 Auctions* Flea Stoneham. MA 02180 An receiving, shipping and Equal Opportunity Employer condo complex in Read- operator Exp Variable 01801 Attn Mr Miller Markets equal opportunity / af- local deliveries 40 Hr wk Stoneham 24-26 ing Basic skills in plumb- hrs . uniforms furn. Must 8/24S 127 091 Boats, Motors firmative action employer Group medical and dental ing, carpentry & elec req have own trans. .Contact & Supplies LOVE CRAFTS? Need M/F. 8/24N benefits, paid vaca and A LITTLE of this and a lot V£ Off grounds position Bob at 933-1729 9 093 Business Salary commensurate extra money Artcraft holidays Contact Richard of that Sat 9 to 3, 7 FULL OR PART TIME exp PIZZA MAKER & counter Equipment with exp 942-0178 Concepts, a national Lyons 273-4700 9 to 5_ Benton St Stoneham, No SECRETARIES or inexp to work strip- help Exp Part time. 095 Clothing & needlework co.. is now WEEDERS TO remove EB please. 8/24S BABYSITTER WANTED- ping and or refinishing Apply Pisano's Rest . Fabrics hiring both full time man- weeds from hill Call BIG YARD SALE good WORD PROCESSORS for after school hrs 2:45 - furn. Call or apply Chem Plaza 62. 85 Wilmington 097 Coins & Stamps agers and part time in- Rd.. Burlington Karen at 851-7606 after stuff cheap! Knlck-Knacs, 4:30 in vie. of Goodyear Clean. 88 Foundry St structors in this area to 099 Furniture* School M-F Call Beverly 8PM weeknights pictures & low prices TYPISTS Wakefield 245-6833. teach 10 basic crafts PRIMAVERA BURLING- Household Goods 935-6539 after 4:30 TON Mall, now taking Sat Aug 27th 10AM - 101 FULL TIME / PART TIME Flexible hrs. excel $$ Miscellaneous WICKER HOME party 3PM Rain date Sun 28th 103 BAKERS TRAINEE apply We are looking for an compensation, will train applications for mature Money Savers Invest wisely in your success expanding displayers 24 Governor Rd. 105 375 West Cummings Pk. ambitious, exp outside 481-1478.926-0004. sales help. Apply within Pets & Supplies needed Good Stoneham, next to Re- 107 WoburnMPM sales person for an or call 273-1600 Sporting Goods At Network Personnel we offer no gimmicks' to en MACHINE OPERATOR corrmiissions, trips, dstone. 8/24S 109 Swimming Pools BE A PCA i hrs morns expanding office coffee PUTNUM PANTRY 1 tice you to register with us what we do offer is a sin Do you have mechanical bonuses No investment GARAGE SALE Lucy St & Supplies cere interest in you ond your success. Whether you for disabled woman service co Liberal aptitude and stable work MANAGEMENT Call 944-1405. Stoneham Sat Aug 27, 9 m Wanted To Buy work just occasionally are between permanent posi Nurses Aides ok but will commission structure record9 Steady work on TRAINEES - Our store WOMAN WANTED for to 4. rain date Aug 28 113 Wood. Coal SOU tions or simply enjoy the freedom and flexibility of train IVS avail eves, for Trans, nee. Call Mr. Dis- 2nd shift call John Grubis managers enjoy their cleaning 1 day a week. 3-4 Lots of misc items No Qaraga/Yard making temporary work' your career If you re look supper & bedtime chino Mon or Tues be- after 4 pm 273-0890 jobs. Train to be one Full hours. Ref Call 933-0313 early birds please. 8/24S Sales mg for o temporary service that stands aport. register transfer 729-5473 tween 4 & 7 PM at 438- Poly-Structures. Burling- 8 part time positions with the professionals- avail Call Mr Emerson after 6 p. m MULTI FAM yd sale, 119 Burlington BUSY TENNIS Club look 7257 ton 944-5254 many baby clothes, toys 121 Lynnfield ing for nusery person WORK FROM HOME Part FULL TIME carpenter MAILROOM-FULL time & items. Housewares, 123 North Reading R 8. S LANDSCAPING time • opportunity Local Monday and Thursday 9 needed Call 933-5417 In Woburn. a direct mail 125 Network Personnel R & S Landscaping Co marketing business womens clothing 8 to 18 Reading am - 3 pm. Call 273-2242 FULL TIME help wanted co lopking for person lo 127 needs PT/FT help for the expanding Seeking 2-3 127 Pond St Stoneham. Stoneham 880 Boston Rd Rte 3A Blllerica, Ma. for appointment. from stock to sales wflff* in ma i I room fall For info call Cory people. Management & 8/27 10 ;o 4 if rain 8/28 129 Tewksbury CALL NOW, interviewing pleasant working operating Pitney Bowes 245-9417 Exp helpful. organization skills 8'24 131 Wakefield tor temporary and per- conditions. Growing co . mailing equip Day, ^ 24-30 needed Substantial in- SAT - SUN. Aug. 278 28. 133 Wilmington manent positions good future Call Bill after fulltime shift Will train Receptionist / Typist come Interview only Mr 9-1. 14 Cabot Rd Boys ice 135 Winchester Housekeeping, child 10AM 944-5455 Lifting req If int. sail Jim LONG TERM assignment Sylvester, 944-1460 8'24S skates, suits, drapes. 137 Woburn care, elderly care aides Gaudet at 935-7504. thru Dec. Good typing General Contrctor seeks household items, Real Eitate needed Demension 1 Pt time mothers shift. Houglilon Milllm Company is and live - ins . Top pay. all around person for MAJOR CARD Company ,» :3 Business Phone. 8 30 - 5, exc. 10 to 2, Counter/Kitchen bedspreads, etc. recoqnized as a leading produ- car nee. Minutewomen. misc work on commercial looking for Ca rd Property company Call for spp't. help 2 Pt time waitress 3 Stoneham 8/24S quality te«t and learning Inc 862-3300 property Experienced Merchantdiser ifor de- 145 Real Estate to 8 pm. ideal lor stu- TERRIFIC yard sale, many material lor trie educational CARPENTER RESI- and reliable w' own trnas. partment store in Woburn 273-3010 Burlington 266- For Sale 4545. Boston, or come in dents 3 Pt time short items household & community and a dislin- DENTAIL & commercial Maggiore Builders 935- area Very flexible 8 - 12 147 Real Estate 1 at 575 Boylston St. CDI order cook, Sat a must otherwise, clothes also, ed publisher ot line remodeling. 935-8734 6100 hours per week. Reply. Services Temp Service, Inc 8/24T Winchester Cntr loc moving much to sell. 2 books tor the general reader Roy Lattin, P O Box 1613. 149 Real Estate CARPENTER WANTED, 5 GENERAL OFFICE help Good pay Call 729-4647 days Sat. 9-3.8 / 27 & Sun. Brockton. MA 02403. RNs / LPN's Opening a Wanted years exp, must have Somme bookkeeping, ask for Chris 9-5. 8 / 28. 86 Franklin St tools and trans smal I construction MASONRYWORK new unit Bear Hill at 151 Vacation $100 PER WEEK part time Stoneham. B/24S CAFETERIA Carpenters helper 3 years company in Woburn. Stonewalls, Brick and Wakefield, 1 of New Property at home Webster. YARD SALE. Sat Aug 27,9 935-2312 concrete work, patios England's newest 8 most Rentals exp. Call 851-4409. 8/24T America's favorite dic- to 1. 455 Main St ASSISTANT II Landscaping and tree innovative long term care 157 Apartments CIRCLE TEMP. Inc is GENERAL OFFICE work. tionary company needs Stoneham. iron bed. an- work. Call Armando centers is continuing to 159 Commercial Permanent help is needed in our pleasant company now accepting applia lull lime, gd phone & home workers to update tique skiis, copper items, Sinagoga 438-3465. tfS expand. If you are inter- 161 Houses cafeteria. Duties will include taking cash, preparation tions for fall registration typing skills Salary local mailing lists Easy CB radio. Brie a Brae, ested in being part of a 163 Miscellaneous of salads, sandwiches coffee and general cafeteria for Office Clerks and Ac- negotiable wiexp Start MODERN MAIDS Now work. Can be done while household items etc 8(24 dedicated health care de- 165 Rental Services work Hours ar«6 30o m to 3 00 p m counting Clerks If you 9/6 or 9i 12 Call Elaine or accepting applications for watching TV. All ages, livery system 8 working YARD SALE on Sat Aug 16/ Rentals to Share can work an 8 hour day, 40 Jeanne at 438-8814. 8I24S house cleaning positions experience unnecessary in Geriatrics, the follow- 27th at 9:00. Childrens 169 Rooms For further Information, please coll the Personnel I hr week. Call Circle GOVERNMENT Jobs on a pt time basis Hard Call 1-716-842-6000. In- Office at 272-1500. I«t. 204. ing positions will soon be clothing, baby items, 171 Seasonal Temp Inc in Burlington Thousands of vacancies work. Must be over 20 yrs cluding Sunday. Ext. avail 7- 3 full 8 part time, some furn. 9 Cowdry St. | 171 Storage & at 273-5812 or Boston at must be filled immediate- of age 245-3684 9104 3-11 full 8 part time. 11-7 off High St Stoneham Garages 451-5140 ly. $17,634 to $50,112. Call MONEY. DO you need it Houghton Mifflin Company full & part time We are 19 OVERWEIGHT people 8/24S 175 Wanted ToRent CLEANING PERSON Lux 1 716 842-6000. Ext 3191 ?? Sell my merchandise loc. at 11 North St needed to lose weight Wayside Road. Burlington. MA 01803 at flea markets, yard Transportation condo complex in Read- 8/31S Stoneham just off rtes and make money Call Wakefield 131 1B1 Auto Parts* 24-26 ing, 20 hrs per week 8 GRILL COOK Food sales Call me now John 128 8 93. Please call for an 944-7856 anytime 8/10N Gigantic 6 fam yard sale Repairs AM - 12. Mon thru Fri service contractor seek- 933-5629 Don't wait appt M-F 9- 5 438-8515 2 EXP LANDSCAPERS Brick a brae, clothes, 183 Auto Rental* NEED MATURE, resp 942-0178 ing qualified grill cook to MORNING HELP needed Competitive salary / needed. 2-3 yrs exp .Lease Child Care fill position in Burlington from 9 AM to 3 PM Apply benefits program avail toys, furn. records, and woman to care for 15 mo. COUNSELOR SOUGHT- running Bobcat mowers, more. Sat Aug 27 10 to 3, 185 Autos For Sale area 40 - hour work week, at Russell Farms, 479 Exp Geriatrics at its 187 Wanted 209 old girl in my home. 6 30 to work with court in- pruning, shearing, etc. 710 Main St Wakefield, Autos Wanted Mon - Fri Benefits in- Washington St Woburn, finest E.O.E. 189 AM - 4 PM, Mon - Fri volved boys Residential 5+/hr. Call Bill 938-8733 Rain date Sun. No early Motorcycles BABYSITTER WANTED 2 cluded Contact Cafeteria Ma ask for Manager. Also drop 5 yr old boy at nature of facility demands Security Officers Leave message. birds. 191 Recreational lo 5 nites per week For school Car req. Call after custodial care as well as Manager. 273-0480, Ext. MUFFLER INSTALLER Immediate part time $4.40 PER HR. Service Vehicles GIGANTIC! furniture, more into please call 6 PM. 944-1293 Ref req counseling Exp pret, not 252. exp. helpful but no! nee weekend openings in Worker positions avail., 193 clothes, toys, record & Trucks* Vans 721-2775. req Spanish ' English HAIRDRESSER Must have tools Chance Burlington & Woburn serving quality products Business/ NEED SOMEONE to care more! Saturday Aug. 27th WANTED- Woman to care speaking a plus High Experienced Hairdress- for advancement for right area. Must have reliable In pleasant surroundings Finance for child afte school 10-3. 710 Main St. lor 11 month old baby, 1 - energy, patience, re- er Woburn Hairmate. person Apply in person transportation & work Exc. oppty to supple- 199 Business Tower Hill area North Wakefield. 2 alter noons per week, Reading Call 664-0185 sponsible person de- 938-0495 117 Main St Reading. flexible hours Globe Se- ment your income needs Oportunity trom 2 pm - 5 pm Would 8/24S 201 8/24N sired Evening shift, will HELLO Were looking for NEED 15people that want curity, 489-2102 EOE with (full or part timej Income* prefer someone who lives involve an overnight Call energetic, enthusiastic to lose weight and make M/F/H. year round employment Investment in Wilmington or Reading WANTED. SOMEONE to Wilmington 133 babysit in my home. 3 to 4 N. F I. Shelter Care, people who enioy talking money, full or part time. SHEETMETAL Helper, Generous food dis- 203 Mortgage* 657-4342 8/24T 774-5845 EOE/AA mornings 9 00 to 1 00 Call on the phone If you have Will train 944-7856 8/24N lull time. 7:30 am to 4 pm counts, located on MBTA YARD SALE. 20S Loans WARM CAPABLE woman 658-7658 8/24T DENTAL a pleasant voice and NURSES AIDES Part time Experience helpful For appt call Manager. Shawaheen Ave, Wllm, Employment needed to care for year HYGIENIST 862-6055. Friendly Rest. Fri 26, 11-7, & Sat 27, 8-3. 209 Child Care WANTED SITTER for first would like to make up to 7-3 8 11 -7shifts. RN'sor Drivers license req Call old twin boys starting in Lexington, Ma.EOE, m'f Rototlller, baby furn, Wanted grader before and after Part time, Mondays, $7 00 an hour telling peo- LPN's part time 3 -11 & 11 438-8814. 8/24S Sept school hrs. pleas- romance western ■ de- 211 Employment school Hood School area possibly expandable in ple about our service, call - 7 shifts. Laundry aide STITCHER for rubber ant] surroundings, near Wanted North Reading Exp. future, quality preventive Ms Lynne. Wilmington weekends Contact aprons, part time. Small GARAGE/YARD fective paper backs, Wi(mington / Burlington office in Burlington Call bookcases. 4 dr files, 213 General mother preferred Call 657-5080 An equal oppor- Glendale Nursing Home co. Hrs flex. Call Mrs line. 657-5486 8/31T 272-7075 8/24N dressers, odds & ends & 664-3326 after 5pm. 8/31N tunity employer . 933-7080 Armstrong 729-7432 Help-Wanted \ SALES junque. ' ■ . • • ■ I ' 1 Tl 1

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•Jftfe Big Results!^ CLASSIFIEDADS! P'~> At o public service th»re is no charge for Found ads. Call for Rates. 933-3700. 944-2200 SERVICES GENERAL Appliance WINDOW CLEANING SUMMERCAMP BATHROOM Kitchen BARK MULCH, $15 per Pdnt, Paper OIL BURNER SERVICE FURNITURE CONTRACTOR DAVE'S WINDOW remodeled, update 8 yd. 6 yd min; loam, $11.50 Repair (SWIMMING) A Plaster HAVE YOUR oil burner REFINISHED 003 LEE R HANSEN Builder - cleaning offering cleaner STARTING July 11 at the repair old cabinets S per yd, 6 yd. min; Fill $5.50 047 tuned up! Boilers FURNITURE REFINISHED Quality work in roofs, windows at lower prices APPLIANCE REPAIR Garing School S Daycare broken tile around tubs, per yd, 6 yd min; A FRESH COAT cleaned We do not sell 8 repaired Residential & siding, additions, re- 10% discount to Senior Center (Wakelield) 2 3 4 5 etc Free est 438-1107 or backhoe. bulldozer, fuel oil 22 years experi- commercial finishing VACUUM CLEANER and modeling kitchens, attic Citizens. Specializing in Experienced interior Hall or full days. Open 438-4582. MS dump truck with driver lor craftswoman painting, ence Call us at 272-8963 (free estimates) Don't sewing machine repairs, stairs ceilings, repairs residential Call 933-3049 bags, belts, replacement 7 30 - 6. Swimming HOME IMPROVEMENTS hire. Call 657-4079 before papering, plastering. PLUMBING 8 HEATING buy new. "Re-Do ". Call and odd jobs. Call 935- and ask lor Dave. 7 a.m. or after 3 p.m. MN hoses Built-in vacuum 3939 lessons avail. Call 245- HOUSE PAINTING, gut- stripping Free estimates STEVEN R PETTI Highland Wood Finishing. cleaners, sold and WINDOW CLEANING 3576. Presently accepting ters, roofing, proches, DSD LANDSCAPE Brighten your life with "a PLUMBING. HEATING 8 729-6376. 438-5868 GENERAL REPAIRS serviced. Free estimates WINDOWS WASHED - registrations for Fall decks S stairs. 5 yr guar COMPLETE LAWN fresh coat'" Karen, 438- Gas Bathroom 8 kitchen FURNITURE Home remodeling, int. Residential and Prescool 8 Alter School Ref. lists Fully insured service Tree service, remodeling. Drains REFINISHING Pickup and delivery, 2- exterior, carpentry, paint, 7095 8/31S day service. 302 Montvale commercial. Call Phil K-4 Programs MS Call Dick 246-4047 hedges trimmed, clean cleaned No job loo NAZARIAN Refimshing. paper, masonry, no job Gallagher Cleaning ASM Ave. Woburn. 935-2704. HOME REPAIRS out gutters, yard clean PAINTING small 665-1685 Lie No Furn meticulously hand too small. Free ests Call Service, 944-3001. Counseling 015 up Free estimates Call APPLIANCE SERVICE INTERIOR Remodeling INTERIOR 8 EXTERIOR 18765. stripped 8 relinished. 438-1107 «s 245-5746 tfS Spec in antiques 20 yrs REPAIRS on all major WINDOW CLEANING CONSULTATION by Lie repairs New ceilings, Free estimates Over 20 PLUMBING, HEATING Patterson Carpentry ROBERTS WINDOW walls, paper, paint. Exte- HILLSIDE LANDSCAPING GASFITTING SERVICE exp free pick-up 8 del. brands of washers, QUALITY WORK at rea- Cert. Soc Wker. and years experience 944- dryers, dishwashers, Cleaning, professional rior repairs. Roofing, SNOW PLOWING 6481. Steve Thacker.Jour 438-2506 MS sonable rates. Roofing, window cleaning only counselor with M. Ed ranges, freezers and re- Working with elderly and gutters, painting, RAILROAD TIE walls, neyman's license No siding, remodeling, $3.25 stand sz 8 storm. porches Quality work BARRETT PAINTING Wedding 069 frigerators at a very their families on issues of stairs built, cellars 8 at- PEELING? CRACKING? 18638 Phone 245-7829 windows, doors. Put on a Guaranteed Wilmington, you can afford Small jobs tics cleaned, complete a honest price Appliance deck this spring for adjustment to change and etc. Preparation is our WEDDING Service. 933-9401. 657-7685 MS a specialty. Fully insured landscaping, rubbish Professional 051 summer Free estimates. new environments. Famil- In Stoneham call Tom.- commitment. Quality QUALITY Photos at an iar with Medicaid removed, int. 8 ext. paint- ATARI Fully licensed. Call Barry Child Care 013 665-0083. MS work Relerences pro- ARCHITECTURAL affordable price Call elelgbility. 438-6295. leave ing. Free est. All work vided. Free estimates. ATARI REPAIR, also re- Patterson. 944-4970 guaranteed Ernie, 438- SERVICES All building 657-3958. ask lor Slu. MT pairs on all makes of ATTENTION message (or interview MAINTENANCE Call now. David. 942-0711 types including Solar de- VOKE SCHOOL GRAD WORKING PARENTS MAINTENANCE and al- 0859. TV's, Stereos S video re- SEEKS CARPENTRY jobs Electricians CEILINGS sign Call 246-2418. eves corders Master Tech THE CARING SCHOOL 021 terations. Call Ted I WILL CUT lawns. I do the PROFESSIONALLY MISCELLANEOUS of all kinds. Quality wo'k Nalwalk. 944-8373 job good Call 933-5213. Typing lor college stu- Lie. #8635 SERRA VIDEO, always S very reas. rates (Wakelield) is offering ELECTRICIAN sprayed, textured Your dents, prof business 272-5115. Call Al Bunker at 438-7491. Daycare Programs 2 3 4 5 RESIDENTIAL and indus- Mason Contractors Stairs LANDSCAPE-TREE choice of gold, silver or people Reasonable days a week. Open 7:30 - 6 ol brick, stone or blue BE READY for the spring Lost & Found 077 BSH APPLIANCE MS trial. Free estimates. Call clear sparkles Free rates Call 438-9266 SERVICE p.m. Flexible hours, Bill Alexander, 933-1103. stone Walls ol Held regrowth cycle. Plantings estimates Woburn immediate openings Call stone, cobblestone 8 cut - design Sod lawns Yard Black and Gold Pearl CALL ANYTIME lor re- Cleaning 011 ELECTRICIAN Carpentry 8 Remodeling. Roofing 053 Thunder BMX bike. In vie pairs on ma|or brands ol 245-3576. MS stone Walks 8 patios of clean-up 8 maintenance. 935-1873, 935-1489 KENNETH SABATINO colored concrete, of Woburn Cntr call washers, dryers, dish- ASM BURLINGTON DAYCARE Rototilling Lawn that- GODDARDS ANDERSON ROOFING Electrician - Commercial, flagstone or fancy finish ching, mowing. Expert MASONRY 933-1878 washers, ranges, CLEANING S DISPOSAL and nursery Enroll your Residential, Industrial PAINTING SERVICE - In- freezers & refrigerators CELLARS. -ATTICS, child by Aug. 26. for the Chimney repairing Call tree pruning, removal. terior 8 exterior painting. All types ol masonry FOUND and alarms. Free Bill Ross at 657-6358 or Fully insured. FREE work, roofing repairs 8 Reasonable rates. Pro- yards, tree trimming S fall session and get orien- estimates. Call 272-9687 wallpapering, general Found 3 colored money removal No job loo large tation week '/2 price 658-9287. MJ ESTIMATES 944-7221 new work Shingles 8 tar cat. Female w/ black (lea mpt service Call 944-7270 ELECTRICIAN repairs Richard God- or small. Quality experi- Year-round, quality de- REMBRANDT LANDSCAPING dard. 944-4962,944-6175. 8 gravel. 15 yrs. experi- collar Summer Ave HARVEY'S T.V. enced painting. Free LICENSED ELECTRICIAN Painting Contractors ence Free estimates Reading area. Call 944- velopmental programs, YARDS RAKED, lawns PAINTERS TELEVISION REPAIRS estimates Al S Ken excellent location, rea- - Free estimates No job We Treat Your Home mowed, trees and lots Call 272-6315 or 851-9138 7698 Color TV specialist, all 944-648T too big or too small Lee EXPERIENCED. RELI- tIT sonable rates Ca 2/2- Like a Masterpiece cleared. Rubbish re- ABLE positions open service calls only $14.95 Janvrin. 942-0243 Lie. No 4 3 8-6896 Found black 8 white long BSB CHIMNEY SWEEP 5845 moved. Also, 1st quality immed Call Tom 665- ANDERSON ROOFING Call Harvey's TV 658- E17239. Ernest Patterson 8/31 firewood for sale. All MASONRY haired kitten about 6 mos 5944 or 658-4324. Master PROTECT AGAINST dan- CHILD CARE 0083. 8 24S old in East Woburn 935- gerous chimney fires by LITTLE FOLKS landscaping done pro- ALL TYPES ol masonry TV License 1308. Day Entertainment 025 PAINTING 1457. having your chimney School, lull day and part Household 033 fessionally without the work, roofing repairs 8 PAINTING-Expert Interior new work Shingles 8 tar GRAY POODLE Lo»t SEWING MACHINES cleaned professionally time nursery schopl S CLASS REUNION? HOUSEWORK high cost. 245-0292. WE SERVICE and have Pointing and rebuilding. and Exterior No job too gravel 15 yrs experience vicinity of Lowell St., kindergarten and summer FUNDRAISER? Done by a professional LAWN SERVICE small or large J Abreu. parts lor Singer, Ken- Fully Insured contractor program. Summer PUT YOUR confidence in LET US TAKE care of Free estimates Call Woburn. Answers to custodian 8 professional 935-2793 851-9138 days or eves "Flfi." Call 935-4937. more. Nelco, Brothers, Free estimates. B&B session begins June 20. "Let the Good Times housecleaner Honest 8 your lawn. Quality work, White, Morse, New CHIMNEY SWEEP PAINTING 851-3593 MT Exp. prolessional staff. Roll." Large or small we reliable Fast 8 efficient free estimates Call Paul LOST Male large, black, Home, Necchi and most COMPANY, 933-4845 Conven. loc. in do them all; from a house Guarente 72 Interior 8 Exterior RICH ROOFING Quality work Reasonable WE SCRAPE and sand all part labredor dog. Arts to others. Singer, 451 Main CHIMNEY CLEANING Cummings Pk.at Junc- full to a hall full We've rates $8/hr Call 862-8173 TonyGuarenle RESIDENTIAL ROOFS. Sabbath Red collar Very St , Stoneham. 438-3268 tion ol Rte 128 8 93. Call been in business over 20 peeling areas. Prime and Carpentry, gutters. Li- CHIMNEYS CLEANED PVT HOUSEKEEPER MARK a. DOf. apply finish coat. All friendly. Last seen, Winn - TIMEX - and repaired. Old 935-9697 or 933-5915 years No gimmicks - just LANDSCAPE censed 8 insured 15 year St Woburn on 8/17/83. great music Irom the 40s seeking long term emp windows and cracks are guarantee, free AUTHORIZED SERVICE chimneys rebuilt and re- COLONIAL COUNTRY Mon. Wed, Thurs Complete puttied where necessary Reward. 935-6195. Center We repair in ar- lined Wood burning Day School (Exit 40 Rt. to the 80s References on service. thatching\ liming estimates 944-1590 request. Special rates for openings. Have worked and loose woodwork is LOST, MULTI Colored ranty S out of warranty stoves installed Fully 128) A developmental for Dr's 8 lawyers Excel 8 fertilizing, mowing, nailed back. Gutters are cat. Left side of face is equipped; fully insured charities You really can Schools 055 Timex watches Parts 8 school serving ages 12 1 ref. Smoker. North planting 8 design, sod oiled Call George lor free gold, right side is tiger repairing for all electric Year round service. For mos thru kindergarten is hire the best lor less and seeded lawns in- 944-4617 Reading area. 664-0083 estimate 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.. CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Please call 438-5261. shavers. A & K Jewelers, free est. Call Northeast now reg. lor (all term in ask_for Shirley. stalled Free estimates 944-1266. Stoneham. 8/24S Chimney Sweeps. 935- Ig facility Offers full day CLOWN 944-3039 ABUNDANT LIFE 379 Main St. Stoneham H N A LIC Day care Christian School. 5488. & morn only programs Having A birthday party or Painting-Wall Coverings LOST AT FOREST PARK Sq. 438-1250 Mon to Sat mother ol 2 yr old desires METRO INTERIOR PAINTING 8 Wilmington, now enroll- 9am-5:15 pm. IIS CHIMNEY CLEANING Stall fully qual Teachers show'' Invite "Mr Green LANDSCAPING area- Irge grey angora cat state cert. Prof educa- the clown. Grad Clown to care tor 114 to 3 yr old. wall coverings (vinyl, foil, ing lor Sept. 1983 K-8. Provide additional safety ALL TYPES ol Call 658-8584 lor informa- w / 4 white paws 8 white tors, loving care givers college. Magic, juddling Tues , Weds . 8 Fri Any paper) Free estimates chest. Wearing blue Business 005 8 comfort for your family or all days, near 93 Call construction 8 weekly Call Phil 944-3001. tion and registration MN Professional chimney Non discrimitory policy mime. 395-2505. MS maintenance programs. collar 8 flea collar. Very Open year round 7AM- 944-4215 PAINTING friendly Answers to BARRETT'S cleaning. Free estimates LAS VEGAS Night! Sat sodding 8 seeding, re- Sewing OFFICE SERVICES Chim-Clean. Call 942- 6PM 933-0924. Aug 27. 7 pm - 12 Instruction 035 novation work, shrub 8 UNEMPLOYED teachers "Sneakers'' Fam pel. TYPING AND WORD 0909 I WILL care for your child Somerville Holiday Inn tree installation Resi- looking for painting jobs A Alterations 057 Reward 933-2420 Processing to meet your in your home Need Poker, real Vegas type A BEAUTIFUL-YOU! dential 8 commercial. Prbl job Low prices, exp CHIMNEY CLEANING neat refs Improve house LOST 2 SIBERIAN Personal. Medical. Legal. AND REPAIRS transportation Call 658- games Benelit Silver PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY Call 438-0884 MS TAILORING consultant will come to save money. 438-7360. STONEHAM TAILOR Huskys 1 blk 8 white. 1 and Technical needs "AUGUST SPECIAL" 5328. 8/31T Lake Spotlighters 8/24S grey (limping). Last seen Form letters and mail your home to give Free Miscellaneous 043 438-0611 IIS shop. 19 Franklin St. 20% oil on all chimney LIC DAY care mother has MERT's Stoneham Any type of in the Raytheon area of advertising. Reasonable cleaning. Call The And- opening for one child MUSIC MACHINE facial and beauty make- Painting Paperhanglng up Mary Kay Cosmetics ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS INTERIOR exterior paint- alterations lor men and Burlington Please call rates. Call 475-4537 irons Inc. 385 Franklin SI. only on Mondays Either STEVE "Mert" Amaru, BY READING ASPHALT Karen 272-1500 x 302 or Melrose, MA 665-8554. all day or pt of Monday Disc Jockey Music lor all Will travel 438-7702. MS ing 8 paperhanding women Hours: mon , BUSINESS SEHVICt CO Quality paving and Steam removal 10 yrs Wed., Fro.. Sat . 9 to 5. 272-9295. LITTLE'S BUSINESS CHIMNEY CLEANING Call 438-4458 or 0495 8/24 occasions Reasonable BELLY DANCING seaicoatmg at reasonable rates Call after 5 pm DOROTHEA STUDIOS - exp. Free estimates Tues 8 to 2, Thurs 8 to 5 WHITE MALE CAT.grey Service Automatic typ- Old Fashion Prices LICENSED MOM will care prices Free estimates 470-3196 Robert. 665-7344 and 6:30 to 10pm 438- marking on head Vic ing, teletype, secretarial, CALL BEFORE Aug 31th 944 6/49 Prolessional dancer, ex- 944-7072 ) lor your child in my home perienced leach Enioy Paul MS 7198 Arlington Rd., Choate. tape transcriptions, re- and schedule thru Sept Nutritious meals, Ig SOPHISTICATED 30th SOUNDS classes in our prof stu- DRIVEWAY HOT TOP Painting Paperhanglng ALTERATIONS ol all Warren Avenue Call sumes, newsletters, lenced in yard 8 a loving 933-0250 or 933-2517 copies, large document Wood Stove S Flue $30 PROFESSIONAL DJ-MC dios Member PD.TA R COOPER 8 SON We INTERIOR exterior work kinds at reas rates. atmosphere. Call 933- 245-5301.438-7663 pave, you save Free prolessionally done at 3 yr old short haired black reductions, rubber Fireplaces Flue $35 1370. service. We provide a Sewing lessons beg Insert Fireplace 8 Flue$40 highly unique 8' fully CERAMIC CLASSES estimates Call 851-2919 reasonable rates Free soon, day 8 eves cat Vic ol Lexington St stamps.- invitations, sta- LICENSED MOTHER will tionery, mimeographing, Gas or OH Flue $45 ci/stomiz ed sound Tues 8 Wed eves 7 - 10 UN estimates Steve Meuse classes Call for info and Independence D care lor your child in my system to complement Thurs afternoons 3:30 FENCES at 662-4955 MS 658-4049. 8/31T Burl. Call 272-8718 report binding. Room 101. Saturday Sweeps home days Food pro- 2 Linden St. 944 2669 623-7198 Som. Anytime any occasion Featuring 5 30 Children welcome SKIP CLEVELAND Painting Wallpapering Al. TERATIONS-Any type gram lenced-in-play non-stop music past to Start for X-Mas All Contracting 8 Fencing FULLY INSURED. Over 20 Ride Share CLEANING yard. Please call between ol alterations lor men. 8 SECRETARIAL present References glazes incl Call Carol Co Chainlink, wood, all years' experience women Call 438-4991 & Car Pools SERVICES TIME FOR House 8-4. 933-2815. 079 Cleaning. Have Truck, available 617-374-1868 935-0517 types Also lence repairs Ceilings a specialty Call 8/31S UNLIMITED 8 compressor work Don McLennan, 438-0483 will pick-up I and clean LICENSED MOTHER 8 SOUND DECISION GUITAR LESSONS A" CAR POOL Wanted from ALL YOUR Secretarial Aide Have T.L C lor your levels all styles Master of .--438- 5.438-3210 tfS MS Rubbish needs Typing, steno- yards, cellars, attics, etc FOR MUSIC from the 40s Wilmington to Wang. and do any odd |Obs. child in priv. home. Meals to the 80s 50s and 60 s Music Degree New PAINTING 8 light graphy, transcription, ^HILLTOP & Junk Removal 061 North St. Tewksbury 8 moving furniture Let us & snacks provided. Full or are a specialty Super England Conservatory RES BRfVEWAYS in- carpentry Lowest rates back, will pay lor gas correspondence, term Part Time Mon - Fri. Call sound S lights We're 11 Berklee alumnus Mike Call 851-3168 8/24T papers, distinctive re- do the work Call Ken stalled \by motorized ACME SALVAGE CO. 658-4309 alter 5 or 851-4111 933-6143 or Lenny. 933- 935-1541 or 662-6043 No brag, just fact! Call 662-6943 MS paving machine, same PAPERHANGER Cellars 8 yards cleaned ext 7165 days Ask lor sumes Prompt service professional audio 664-3355 6330 LOOKING FOR GUITAR PIANO DRUM type used on parking lots PAINTING ANDPapering Scrap metal, irons 8 ap- Gail 8/24T CLEANING BABYSITTING job in my technician S DJ Pete ORGAN VOICE Free loan & private roadway No job too small For Iree pliances of all types TYPE RIGHT GENERAL CLEANING home weekdays. Morn to Maguire, 438-8993. MS of instrument Private Curbing by machine Seal estimates call John Flynn picked up Call alter 5 free 081 all kinds oi typing done Cellars, yards and attics eve 935-5693 Ask lor "SOUND UNLIMITED'' lessons All ages Sarrin Coating. Call Reading. at 322-5793 after 5 p m p.m. 664-2249. tfN quickly 8 accurately Will pick up and dispose Linda. Prof D J service Music Studios. 1098 Main Street. 944-0888 PLASTERING FREE KITTENS, cute, Specializing in Call 933-8638. S equip tailored to your Wakelield 245-2200 PLASTERING-Ceilings DUMP TRUCK LOVING MOTHER wishes HOME SECURITY MAN WITH DUMP truck to adorable, cuddly. 6y wks dictaphone either by CLEANING to care lull time lor inlant needs Weddings, func- LEARN TO Sing or play, IS YOUR home secure7 painted No job too big or old Weaned, house cassettes or by tele- tions S parties "Music is the piano It's never too too small Reasonable • clean yards, attics, broken, ready for your TOWNE CLEANING CO or toddler. Exc. Smoke det and custom cellars* We lake away ap- phone Pick-up 8 del serv Professional cleaners of- environment, Robin Hood our only business " late Conservatory grad , burglary alarms. Free prices Free Estimates home. Call 657-3958. 9/7T avail Please call 438-1630 pliances or any debris fering quality cleaning for area ol Stoneham, 438- 352 8319 15 yrs exp . has estimates Installation Call 272-0817 FREE PUPPIES. Retriever tfS openings Free intro Free estimaes Ro 8 Paul. your home, apt. or olfice. 2778, Aug vac 462-3603 THE DEEJAYS avail 438-0066 after 5 p.m. QUALITY S 665-7344 MS / Spaniel cross. Will be lesson 721-1355 8/24S 8/31S TYPING, Accurate S neat Reading, 944-0948 8/31S PARTIES. DANCES, EXPERIENCE medium size, gold male, weddings. Music from 40s PIANO INSTRUCTOR PAINTING CO. - Fully li- DUMP TRUCK done with IBM Selectric ECONOMY, Chimney NURSING STUDENT will HOT TOPPING DUMP TRUCK FOR HIRE black male, black female through 80s Call now to IS NOW accepting stu- censed Fully insured. In- Exc w/ children Call after 11. also Stenorelle Sweep, Prolessionally care lor your inlant BACKHOE Yards, cellars, attics dictaphone Pick-up 8 trained, insured, $39 95 evenings anytime Irom 4 - reserve your date Ed dents Received Master PAUL J HOWELL 8 terior. exterior, 4 pm 658-5023 8/24T Dee 438-7794. Bill Dee ol Music from University commercial, residential, cleaned, loam 8 fill de- delivery, fast & pro- Call for appointment 10 pm weeknights Pref Sons. Inc. Gen'l liveries, trash removal fessional. 665-8510 US 321-5611. UN my home starling in Sept 245-7269 of Connecticut Reason- Contractors, driveways, waterproofing All work able rates Call Stephen done by prolessional Reasonable rates Call TYPING/BOOKKEEPING ELBOW GREASE Call eves 938-9043 Floor A Rug 029 backhoe work. loam, lie Jack anytime 664-2762 FOR SALE OFFICE S RESIDENTIAL Glover at 438-5339 tfS sewer connections Free painters Our name says ACCURATE. OVER 10 PLAYGROUP, Socializa- it all 944-8010 years office experience cleaning Come home to PIANO LESSONS est Call 658-2795 anytime RUBBISH REMOVED tion, creative play, warm, FLOOR SANDING classical and QUALITY HOUSE BE SAFE - Prevent fires Auctions Pickup and delivery avail a clean house alter caring atmosphere lor R S S FLOORS tfN working all day Come in contemporary beginners PAINTING and accidents Will take A Flea Markets 089 Reasonable 935-1026 your 2-3 yr old. Former MORE THAN 1 rm, $75 per I'll Split Your Firewood to a clean olfice in morn- 8 intermediate all ages Repairs -Insured away rubbish Irom elem 8 nursery school rm. Floor sanding S re- HAVE SPLITTER will trav- 648-6341 Carpentry ing 322-9284 9/7S finishing, steam cleaning Call 658-9612 MT cellars, attics, yards, etc Estate auction Thursday 007 teacher offers playgroup el. You owe it to your Appliances, furniture MYSTIC WINDOW in her home starting in Free estimates Call PIANO LESSONS back It s painless. Call R.C.PAINTING August 25 6:30 pm K of C CLEANING SPECIAL 12 REGISTER FOR Fall Vic INTERIOR 8 EXTERIOR - moved or disposed of hall, 130 Lexington St CARPENTRY September M-W-F Steve, 321-1629 or Bob. Woody 9 am to 5 p.m.. Servicing Woburn area PORCHES, Gutters, sid- windows with comb just mornings. 944-0576. 438-5224 IIS Church ol Open Bible. 334-3232 ML over 15 yrs experience Burlington (next to Hurld. and Joyce Jr Reasonable prices and for past 24 years Call ing S roofing Kitchens 8 $35. Call Path or Michael PRESCHOOL TEACHER RUGS SHAMPOOED MJM SEALCOATING 933-1868 after 3 p m Bradlees) Oak S roll top baths remodeled. Alumi- at 628-2256 before 7pm. High Call Mrs Rotondo. tree estimates 944-8976 desk, oak apothecary OFFERING Quality child GALLANT SERVICE CO 933-3159 LET US protect your or 944-3388 num doors 4 windows, please Its care. Lg yard, quiet wall to wall carpeting driveway or lot now Pro- RUBBISH REMOVAL chest, Victorian book metal interlock weather O'NEIL CLEANING CO street, creative activities. cleaned All size rugs PIANO LESSONS lor fessional work at reason- WALLPAPERING REMOVAL OF brush, case, oak table, stripping installed. Call Rugs, windows, Walls. lots of love Conv to Rls Free pick-up- and de- beginning students and able prices. Free Wallpapering, specializ- building debris, rubbish, mahogney china cabinet, ing in vinyl, grass. Mock, library tables, marble Art Nelson, 935-0545 Iloors, gutters, complete 129, 62, 38. Call 657-3943. livery Fully insured Sat- those returning to the Estimates. 933-7551, demolition work and (all cleaning Call lor Fall 8/31T istaction guaranteed enjoyment ol piano 933-6960 betw 6-9 pm murals Ceilings painted cleanouts Prompt reli- topped table, pine jelly CARPENTRY study Lee Weeks. Interior painting. Call able service Serving all cupboard, oriental rugs, QUALITY WORK by expe- appt. 245-0771. 9/21S Free estimate Call 272- QUALITY CHILD Care 9432. Lynnfield. 334-5572 8/24N Palazzolo Const. Co. 272-6841 towns Call Bill eves clocks, sterling, jewelry, rienced carpenters. No SATURDAY SWEEPS quilts Jaon F Caddigan Chimney Cleaners. Avoid given by exp lie Day PIANO LESSONS Theory CONCRETE FLOORS, WALLPAPERING 862-2142. job too small. Free patios, pool decks, ma- Auctioneer Appraiser. No the fall rush Save! Off Care provider Located Home 8 Solfedge music litera- PROFESSIONAL Interior TRUCK SERVICE estimates Call Lenny 8 conveniently to Rts. 93, 28 sonry, waterprooling. buyers premium, preview Sons, Inc. 933-5552 season rates thru August Improvements 031 ture, group lessons. painting and wallpaper- Cellars.attics.yds. & 8 62 Large outdoor yard Oboe lessons for children surveying & engineering ing. Richard Goddard 5 pm, air conditioned. Call today 623-7198 8/31S Free estimates. Call garages cleaned Rub- Master Card. Visa, CARPENTRY and many activities. Lots ALUMINUM 8 adults Call 245-3025 944-8175 or 944-4962 bish removal.tree ser The Chimney Doctor Steve. 664-6328 tIT catered GREGORY DICTAS - New of love & attention in a ALUM Combination 9/14S WALLPAPERING and sm moving jobs Call additions, porches, re- Chimneys cleaned - lamily home Call Betty masonary chimneys built windows, alum, storm SAT. PSAT, Tutoring and PAVE SPECIALS - PAINTING days 643-9828 modeling, llnished 664-6403 8/31N Driveways, sidewalks, WOBURN FLEA MARKET 8 repaired - Chimneys doors and alum. 1 piece small classes: Reading RESIDENTIAL wallpaper playrooms. Bathrooms, QUALITY CHILD care parking lots, free Trucking Flea Market every Sunday lined with tile or stainless gutters Compare our and L.D. tutoring Call and interior painting, all at Barbas Food Mart. 167 ceramic tile kitchens, air Central Schoolarea Lots prices and save. Sliverio 944-8152 estimates All work guar- types 15 yrs experience conditioners installed steel, wood stoves in- & Moving 063 Main St Woburn. For of love 8 attention. Many Construction. 942-1158 8 VOICE COACH, anteed Call 535-4446 UN with honest rates Call Garage doors, large and stalled Certilied by Na- furthe information call tional Chimney Sweep activities, Ig yd, dead end 944-4143. contemporary vocal in- Bob Billenca, 667-4757 small jobs accepted Free St. Call Nancy 438-2113 SEE YOU MAN 8 TRUCK App 938-0522 Guild, fully Insured, five BASEMENT SPECIAL terpretation and tech- AT THE PEWTER POT estimates. Call 933-0977. 8/31S Plumbing moved and removed years' experience 861- ADD LIVING space in nique. Call 658-9612 MT Restaurant where good Rubbish removed, yard CARPENTRY 1132 or 322-8861. tfN your cellar. Electrical and A Heating 049 SUNSHINES SMILES Landscaping friends get together At work, odd jobs, ALL TYPES, doors, win- WINDOW CLEANING CHILD CARE, Full day plumbing work incl 580 Main St, Reading cleanouts. furniture dows, porches, Specialists in barnboard A Gardening 039 DSW PLUMBING C MOORE Residential preschool program in Center BATHS S KITCHENS, moving Reas rates Ron. steps,paneling, sus window cleaning Gutters nurturing environment Reasonable prices Also J.G. LANDSCAPING STEVE'S ARC Welding 662-2070. MS ceilings, wind, cords, add a full bath lor $2,500 heating, gas lilting, in- cleaned and oiled Free Ages 2-5. Tuition incl COMPLETE LAWN Services All Arc Welding stallation ol underground oust. cab. S kitchens meals. Vacancy for including tub, toilet and estimates Fully insured. SERVICE, mulching, and cutting done No job oil tanks, service work Upholstering Reas rates* Days 648- Over 12 years exp Call summer program S for vanity. Call 944-9031. trimming, edging, etc too small Call 438-4312 1133, eves 438-7293 tfS Sept Call 935-9227 Maksou Carpentry Call Don 944-9512 Lie. A Refinishing 067 Woburn, 933-9070. Call John 933-5117 ask lor Steve IIS J18928

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^/"tf ; 944-7820 JAMES M. JOLY «i«. Chestnut Village 348 MAIN ST. DAVID E. HURLEY North Reading ea/tv 944-2175 READING Principals WE WANT TO GO TO FLORID Allir EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED "MAKE US AN OFFER". *ay» owner! BOARDWALK R.E. CORP. COMMERCIAL $250,000 MAKING HOMES AFFORDABLE MADE US NUMBER 1, CENTURY 21.

WOBURN-Brick Front Ranch With Full In-Low, 2 Fireplaces, 2.5 Baths, 1 Car Garage, Lovely Grounds EXCLUSIVE $119,900 m READING-Classic 7 Room. 3 Bedroom C.E. Colonial W/Large Master Bedroom, 2 Fireplaces, 2 Car Garage EXCLUSIVE S 89 JM WOBURN-Brick Split Full In-Low. 3'/, Baths, 12 Rooms EXCLUSIVE $179,900 BURLINGTON-Custom Cape, 4 Bedrooms EXCLUSIVE $ 99,900 WOBURN-Rent Or Rent With Option, 8 Room Colonial Styled With Fireplace And More EXCLUSIVE $ 74,900 Or $A50/Month JUST LISTED WAKEFIELD Lorge Gos Stotion Con»i»ling ol 2 Oversized Boys In Bock. I Boy In Front. Full Apart- READING-Summit Towers Luxury Condo has 63K Assumable Mortgage ment Upstairs Completely Renovated. Price Includes EXCLUSIVE! 83,500 Distinctive 52 Colonial Split with 4 bedrooms. Business. Real Estate And Assets EXCLUSIVE WOBURN-New Development! 14 Locations To Choose From, Open House Sat. 3 full baths. 2 fireplaces and 2 car garage READING Small Oflice For lease Off Reading Square_ & Sun. 12-4, Take Route 3 South (Cambridge St.) Go Right At Our Sign On w'th electric openers! A beoufifully land- On our lovely 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Ranch on Ideal For Salesman Needing Storage! Coll Jim 944 7820 Sylva Road EXCLUSIVE $ 94,500 scaped 'i acre level lot with 15x30' pool! fenced 1/2 acre I Basement Family room and READING-lnterested In Leasing 4.400 Sq Ft Oft Rl 28V WILMINGTON-Superb 6 Room Starter Ranch Located In A Nice Family Neigh- fireplaced livingroom plus a gorgeous Quaker Call Jim Prime location with new homes over $200,000. WAKEFIELD Investment Property Otters 4 3-Room Apart borhood EXCLUSIVE* 72.900 Just waiting for your inspection. $134,900. maid kitchen are yours, in Wilmington, for ments. 3 Finished Storefronts Gross Income Is $32,700 WOBURN-Custom6RoomCape $ 85,900 some price in the 80s - Do it TODAY 11 Per Year. See Today I EXCLUSIVE WOBURN-Cute As A Button Cape $ 72,900 See ANNE MAHONEY REALTY WAKEFIELD Small Novelty Shop Sells Tobacco Products WAKEFIELD-Business Zoned Frontage 142 With 1 Acre Behind $ 97,800 HASHEM REALTY THE EXCLUSIVE ONES 11 And Small Items With Avg Mark-Up Ol 35-40%. Po- tential of $26,000. Yr In Profit $38 900 Business Only. Heritage Building TO SELL YOUR RESIDENTIAL, (76 MIDDLESEX AVE •RT 62' QMM 9<7C 133-135 Main St. (Rte. 28). No. Reading COMMERCIAL, OR INVESTMENT NO WILMINGTON T'T'T'L] I D PROPERTY.... 944-7820 «•* 664-4191 o* BOARDWALK...

REAL ESTATE RENTALS ARE YOU INTERESTED IN STONEHAM-Mod. 2 1 8 2 BDRM condos. HALFMOON LAKE, NH (7 STONEHAM COLONIAL LUX MOD complex Stu- completely renov. new Rental Services 165 GETTING YOUR REAL ESTATE dios from $435, 1 bdrm bdrm apt $565 mo Also 1 miles So Alton Bay! Real Estate Park Garrison 3 bdrm. 1 Vi carpeting, appl. etc. From Labor Day cancellation balhs. potentail in-law from $525. 2 bdrms from bdrm. apt. $485 mo Heal APARTMENT OWNERS! For Sale 145 & hot water, parking S490 - $695 healed Call CALL US for instant te- Cozy mod. waterfront SALESPERSON LICENSE????? $129,900 Owner 662-2173 $610. Ht. incl.. balcony. 664-5256. 9 30 to 5 30 daily Idscpd grnds. pkg., no Sorry no pets Avail. 9/1. nants. "FREE" Really cottage, priv. beach, Satisfactory completion of our PRE-LICENSING FIRST OFFERING 8/24S dock, rowboat. 8 phone fee 876-2899 or 438-6921 944-7404 2 FURNISHED Bdr . $75 a Unlimited. 321-1331. COURSE in a total of 24 classroom hours meets TOWN HOUSE WAKEFIELD - BY owner. week, all utilities in- Sleeps 6, all conv., no $45,900 7 rm Col Cape. 2 baths. 3 8/24S STONEHAM 3 room NEED AN APT? the state requirements for the Massachusetts healed apt sep enl.. cluded Can be seen pets. Avail Aug. 27 - Ocl II you are looking lor a br . Ige kit , fr drm . den, MEDFORO 2 bdrm Cone on in. We have Salesperson License Exam. Our next evening porch, parking aytime after 3. Available hundreds. Realty Unlim- $350 wk. Call collect lovely townhouse w/2 gar. Ige lot. $93,000 246- newely renov 1st fir of a immediately 944-4303 415-964-2546^ 8/24N course in preparation for the state exam will bdrms. lovely din rm 2348 3 fam. home. $475 a mo Nonsmoker ' adults ited. 321-1331 Sec, ret. $350 / mo. 352 Main Street READ- ,.' HAMPTON BEACH - begin Sept. 7th from 7 to 10 p.m. Anyone inter- w/sliders to deck, mod WILMINGTON - 6 room healed Reading Rental NORTH SHORE applianced kit & spacious Service. 944-7551._ 438-1763 8/24S ING, very clean, mod kit., ROOMMATE SERVICE Sleeps 6. Avail, wk of ested should call now to register for the Sept. liv rm w'plush carpels cape Quiet dead end St diningroom, livingroom. 2 Aug 20 8 27th. $275 per Just off Rl 93 High $70's MELROSE 4VS rooms, 1st STONEHAM 2 ROOM The FIRST to serve the course. Contact — Regina There is also a finished basement apt. Must bdrm 8 bath S550 per NorlhShore Exclusively wk. Call 933-6036 or 933- Call owner. 658-8548 eves. fir.. 2 bdrm apt Ac in mo., incl heat & hoi 2133. tarn rm plus ollice master bdrm , new BR. share bathroom No pets Apts. and houses to REAL downstairs All rooms are WILMINGTON - Oversized $300. incl. util. Call 438- water Avail Sept 1. Call share, all price ranges HAMPTON BEACH N H - cape with in-law poten- sun deck, fenced-in yard. Orion Assoc. 944-3886 S T T spacious and in exc cond DW, parking, less V* mile 4522 after 5PM 8/24S Call for free brochure mod. apts 1 8 2brs. tial, big country kitchen, 4 sleeps 4 8 5 Hoi shower SMH C OURIE 658-5010 "Owners will assist in public trans., exc. cond STONEHAM MOD 2 598-0706. closing costs or pay first br. 1 Vi baths, nice Commercial 159 8 pkg. 2 mm / beach neighborhood, $74,900 9/1 occup. $550 incl. heat, bdrm. apt . heat, hot RENTING 35 Low«ll Street. Wilmington, MA 01887 j years condo fee " A low no pets, call 272-2654 water, parking $525 per COMMERCIAL SPACE. IS NO JOKE! Aug. 20-27827-3. Sept Realty World / Forest L «■'-«») by CommonwMlth Ol MaiMKhunHH D«poatT> (o'i.^ftile) for girj? . heTigttig iamps. Call Aprrox 'v acre of land. 2 come $9Y30Q>-Catf'658- - ihtli'boiir, bedroam. bldgs, 5 apts, rm tor more Ret. lease. $395. W«,867a- sewed pkp $686 2*- 7500 sq ft remaining In icifent i38-4u44 " rfS bedroom (no bed) 438- 431-739TX 9/14S 84C9« Leave. \ Message- kitchen 8 shower. $200 9730 8/24S collages Call lor details s'24T or(6031893-8114 0850 new industrial building TRADITIONAL LIVING Units ol 1500 sq ft 8 up Rentals To Share 167 weekly Available for the $89 900. Owner/Broker NORTH READING, 6 rms month of September G BEDROOM SET. Double Set. couch 8 chair, never 9336036 WOBURN- 14 Kendall Dr 3 bdrms. I bath, Main St WAKEFIELD Large A'/i Ideal for small Female roomate wanted Dresser, Headboard, End used, blue with floral de- 3 BDRM Cape, new' kit room, 2nd II. apl Mod commercial S industrial Neiss. RR 1, Box 324. LOWELL - EAST location. Call for details to share 2 bdrm apt in Moultonboro, NH 03254. Table, Mirror $200 Best sign. Call 452-2802. 8/31T Well landscaped Many kit Ref. req No pets * businesses 657-4032 Offer days and nights CHELMSFORD area 2 $509 per month Pecci S Burlington $252 50 per or call (603) 544-8131 75" RED Naugahyde plus bdrm home Dbl lot extras By owner". $68,500 rac&aitJsR.E.662-03jB Adults $450 a mo . no util OFFICE SPACE for rent month, non-smoker Call 933-0115 Call 933-3485. /\L- MARTHA'S VINEYARD Lawson style 2 cushion fenced, tile bath, dngrm 'NORTH READING - Mod- Avail Sept 1 1st 8 last Woburn, 4 corners off rt alter 6pm 229-2991. 8/24T sofa Excellent, mint mo. rent. 245-8560 Edgartown beaut 4 Sacred Heart Parish WOBURN - nea? Wtncto ern 1 bedroom apratment 3 Parking 200 - 600 sq. It PROFESSIONAL FEMALe FOR SALE cond. $100. Call 665-2471. line. 3 bdrm *anct>\ WAKEFIELD, Ideal for avail From $250 per mo bdrm., 2 balhs. 2 frpl . MEDITERRANEAN sofa 8 Avail 9-1 $59,500 658- yv/w carpeting, central wanted, 2 bedrm lux apl. fully equip near town 8 8,?4S 8490. leave message fireplaced Ivng rm.V, • vac, parking, pool, and couples. 1st floor, 4 room with util 729-9390. days. love seat, red 8 black $275 incl. heat S hot beaches Avail after Sept velvet with matching end 8/24N enclosed porch, finished club house, air apt. in 2 family house Oil 729-0049. eves. water Eves 933-7811 Miscellaneous 101 12 1-627-5589. 8/31S tables 8 coffee table $450 MELROSE - 9 rm Tudor on lam rm. garage $79,900 conditioned Includes all street parking, near OFFICE SPACE — Read- MLS Sweeney 8 center & transportation SHARE APT in 2nd fir in NORTH CONWAY Call 942-0206 AIR CONDITIONER exclusive Country Club utilities, except electrici- ing. 2 suite office - $350 2 lam. home. $55 per week OConnellRE643-7478._ , ty Available Sept 1. One $475. no utilities 1st 8 last mo . 1 office - $225 mo.. 1 CONDO on Rte 16 FURNITURE for sale, king Westinghouse, 15.000 Rd. 3 bdrm 2"! baths. 2 -util Exc. loc 438-7610 Sleeps 6. 2 bedrm. ww. car garage. $225,000 or WOBURN BY OWNER year lease and first and months rent. No pels small office - $150 mo All 8/24S size bedroom set, hutch, BTU. $395: drill press, 5rm Ranch-central AC. last month's rent. $495 Available Sept 15 Call utilities included. All on wood slove. Walk to mall tables etc Sat 9 - noon 76 new. $350; 24" gas range UO By owner 662-7364 or and restaurants Rent by 233 1201 8'24S built in food center. 2 full month 944-4116 after5PM 245-5389. second floor, carpeted Rooms 169 Glen Rd Wilmington. with hood; kitchen table bths In very good cond with parking 942-0272 week or weekend Call 8/24T with chairs $25; WAKEFIELD 5 rooms. 2 Sieve 935-6884 or Bob Low 80s Call 933-8795 READING - Modern 1 and bdrms Newely redec . BURLINGTON furn. Paymaster check writer MELROSE CONDOS Professional 721-2505 $79; blueprint machine, JELUXE STUDIO & 2 Br WOBURN WEST 2 bdr apt $450 - $550 ww, oil st parking. w8d Oflice Suite heated rm. near Rt 128. LRG CONTEMPORARY sunny penthouse w/ view oversize ranch. Custom Heat, hot water, stove, hook-up, no util. Nice STONEHAM - 546 Sq Ft $40/wk. 272-0170. WOODSTOCK NH - 1 Sofa, beige weave with color TV; electronic of Boston Attached in- design with mahogany relrig . DSD. pool, park- area No pets 1st, last. bdrm cottage, pool, throw pillows Original equipment; water cooler. Prime location Easy ac- HOUSEMATES WANTED door parking, balcony, trim. 2 Ipl . 22 It lygrm.. ing Near train to Boston sec. dep . lease $450. cess Rl 128 & 93 438- tennis, condo. avail Aug price $1200 asking $425 or $95; chemistry labware; and sunrm. 20,000 sq ft No pets Rental fee $150 Avail. Oct 1st. 245-5649 for 7 room house in $135/wk. 944-5438. best offer 729-8339 much more Call 938-0102. sauna. |acuzzi. exercise 5880 Woburn on Pkwy . porch. room, function hall, near on quiet A-1 street Agent 332-2300 WAKEFIELD: 4 room. 1 RETAIL OR OFFICE MATTRESS BRAND NEW Bird transportation, shopping. $85,000 frpl.. yard, garage $110 8 Wanted To Rent 175 firescreen roof READING-STUDIO, and 2 bedroom luxury apart- Space - No Reading $130 8 utils. Call Bob WAREHOUSE Rt 93 8 Rl 1 $34,900 - RALPH FRONGILLO bdr apts. Avail, at Gener- ment, utilities included Approx 900 Sq.Ft store Open to the public All shingles Jel black, 27 after 5. 938-8863 FATHER 8 CAREER Man bundles. 9 square regu- $79,900 665-7594 Prin- 933-5923 al Washington Apart- $500 month 245-8357 front on busy Rt 28 & 62 35 plus looking to share a brand names at discount cipals only 8/24 ments Elevatored build- Available Sept. t READING - ROOM lor prices larly $8.99 / bundle -will Excel exposure with rent. Woman preferred, house. Will do landscap- N. Reading, 2 bdrm Real Estate ing with elegant entry traffic count $700 per mo ing and housework and THE MATTRESSMAN sacrifice for $7 00 / bun- Condo new appl 8 lobby and professionally non - smoker, kitchen 64 Cambridge St. dle. Call 662-7175. 8/24S Services 147 WILMINGTON - $600 plus w/heal Call Hashem Re- priv . references needed pay up to $200 mo Please c irpet. pool, patio. decorated hallways Of- per mo. singles Ok, Fee. ally. 944-3949, 664-4191 call 862-6173 Rte3A COBBLE STONES.For fers immediate accessjo $40 $50 Call 475-0829 (0f1Rte128atExlt41N) walks - patios - landscape courtyard, parking for 2 " lease, no pels Anne RETAIL SPACE RENTAL WANTED by a"-. < storage Avail. Low FHfcE public transportatio/f All Mahoney Realty Burlington 273-2220 areas. 50eeach 935-2312 REALTY APPRAISAL IN NEW BUILDING-700 READING Room lor rent, Oct mature 31 yr old $50 s Call 664 5664 8/24N units lealure wall-to wall WOBURN, NEW modern 2 sq. It Located oil 128 in all utilities, light kitchen woman w / 2 children NEW WATERBEDS. King, Coke cola, iced lea lal). SELLING. BUYING or re- carpeting, some' have privileges Near |unclion root beer, orange, grape. NO READING - 2 bdrm nting9 Call now Covering rm studio Fully appli- Burlington Central air ages 10 8 13 seeking 2 Queen, single, complete. cape, move in cond. im- balconies No pets anced kit ideal location and heal Prime location 128 and 93 Non-smoker 10 year warranty. 12 $7 00 case 8 deposit 14 towns CO-REE. 95 please Rent includes bedrm apt. area of matulate. w'w/w and great lor the pro- Avail July Call 272-9177 prelerred Call 942-0909 Malcolm White School models, from $199. The Tonic Hut 237 Main St. Montvale Ave heat 8 hoi water 944- Woburn carpeting and mod kit. Stoneham Open 7 days 8 fessional $375 No or 272-5955 SINGLE MOTHER of 1 Ref Call 935-6087 Waterbed Factory. 162 3870 Eastern Ave., Lynn 598- priced to sell at $69 900 nights 438-7190 utilities Larry BiSSO R E SMALL 1-ROOM OFFICE looking for samll 3-4 room Woburn- furn rm on bus DIAMOND SALE McCarthy RE 245-8838 READING - 5 rm., 2 bed 933-6036 Excellenl location In- apartment Prefer a 2 or 3 1400. UN 2 DAYS ONLY. Saturday HOUSE WANTED duplex apt . accessible to line, near cntr. gentleman NORTH BILLERICA Lg WOBURN LRGE 1 bedrm, cludes everything $225 family dwelling. Have ref- pref Ref req Call 935- PIANO 10 - 5 pnv. Sunday 12-4 home with in-law apt 6 EAGERLY SEEK Center 93 S 128 Parking, deck, erences 944-4180 KOHLER 8 CAMBELL pm. Engagement rings, Entrance Colonial in West heat 8 hot water inc. No mod. apt. good loc month Call 438-5599 5R16_ bdrms. 2 lull kit 2 huge Cabinet kit w/ disp 8 8/31S concert console, bench etc Direct from Sides ol Reading, Win- pets. Avail Oct 1 $625 STONEHAM, large nicely Miscellaneous wholesaler. Save up to Ivgrms with Ipis 3 baths. refrig. $360 mo incl hot STORAGE. 25 lo 1000 sq furn. rm for rent. New included Near new cond ig dngrm. lam rm. chester Must be in A 1 942-0387 light oak finish $1,000 or 66%. Layaways. Money condition Write full de- water $300 Sec dep ft North Reading 664 w/w carpet 8 drapes, nlayroom office and 5 util- READING - nr 128 on Main Avail 9/1 No pets. Call 4044 Town S Country sell Business Best offer Call after 4pm back guarantee Diamond tails to Daily Times St. in a house, mod cooking priv. w/ new Imports Ltd 265 Winn St. ity rms 40 x 24 ft gar 935-9576 storage microwave oven, own re- Equipment 093 944-2935J Secluded wooded set- Chronicle. P O Box 240. basement 1 bdrm apt. Burlington (at inlersec of Reading. MA 01867 WOBURN SMALL 1 brdm WILMINGTON frig in your rm. Private RECONDITIONED Refrig- ting Was $149,000 now w/w. $490 all utls incl No Mod kit 8 bath in well OFFICE EQUIPMENT erators. Washers, dryers, Rt 3A). Please phone Mr pels Avail Ocl 1 935-8887 6.000 sq ft., expandable entrance Near Rt 93 8 NEW 8 USED desks, Alpert 273-2552 $129,900 Call Emerson R REAL ESTATE wanted kept 3 fam Off st park- 128 $60 per wk 438-6115 stoves Guaranteed De- fc . 667-4171 or 692-2121 from private party 1. 2 or READING - healed 1 br to 11.000 sq. ft . mod chairs, typewriters, file ing. Prefer single person bldg . nicely landscaped alter 5 PM livered. Able Appliance EARN $1 A POUND 3 fam house regardless condo apt. w/ w, a/ c. d & $360 incl heat 367-9237 cabinets at discount Service 324-3700 ol cond Cash buyer Call d, 2 car pkng, walk to in Industrial Pk Handy lo TWO ROOMS to rent, prices The Office Man- WE'LL PAY you $1 for NORTH READING lovely, 935-2148 between 6 & rl 93. 1200sq.lt of office, every pound you lose on 935-4493 trains $495 944-4500. 8PM mature male, turn or un- ager, 134 Park St Rt 62. newly decorated '■> ww. ac & paneled, fully No Reading. 664-4747 tfN REFRIGERATOR, 1 door, the Shaklee Slim Plan bedroom Ranch. 1 . acre READING - large 5 rm apt. WOBURN 2 bdrm. apt lurn in single family manual defrost Works sprinklered, ideal lor home Wilmington near SAXON COPIER, Older Clinically tested, safe. on dead end street Must RENTALS 2 or 3 bdrms, w/ w carpet, unheated $500 AC WW. trucking, It manulac , fine. $125. B 8 D 8 inch Free classes, swimming see1 Principals only Call ample pkng, walk to store disp. hw. parking No Rt 93 8 62 Call days model with toner 8 paper, radial armsaw $175. distribution. $6 50/sq It . 658-? 10') 8/24T $100. Reading Lumber 721-2626 9/6S 664-4238 8/24N 8 trains $460 plus utls pets Nr. 93 8128 Call NNN Call 657-5007 Avail 246 1485 Apartments 157 664-5757. 8/24N FOR SALE Used Re- READING 2 bdrm ranch Adults pref 944-4500 933-4962 Nov 83 WINCHESTER - rm in priv SANYO! COLLEGE dorm home, next to bath, kit mington electric type- Exc. loc. All new ml . ext . READING - 2 bdrm just WOBURN 2 bdrm condo Clothing refrig Compact 3 cu. ft. writer. Must sacrafice AVAIL OCI 1st Mod 4 Houses 161 priv, plus. $150/mo (El- excel, cond. Asking new heating, wiring, remodeled, near 128 & 93 ac, ww. $600 incl heal.no & Fabrics 095 $95. Call 658-5328 6/31T plumbing, siding, cath room apt in priv home $475 per mo No utls. no pets. fee. derly and non drinker) $90.00. Call after 5 P.M. BURLINGTON-7rm split Call 491-0414 GENUINE ARMY SUR- ceiling. $69,900 944-8902 Conv to 93 8 128 Cabinet pets Call 944-3519. WOBURN new 2 bdrm BEAUTIFUL WINE talfeta 935-2098. kit mod bath . refrig . Foxhill area. 2 FP,excel PLUS bought sold traded STONEHAM new custom READING very nice 2 townhouse, 1'/> baths, cond wet bar in fam rm . bridesmaid gown Never SEALY QUEEN Size mat- camo clothing, field laundry fac , priv drive- ww. gar $650 » . no pets, Seasonal 171 built raised ranch. 4 bdrm. apt $450 per mo $900. mo. Call 272-4209 worn, size 5/6.$75 Call tress & box spring equipment, insignia etc. bdrms . 2 baths. 2 frpl way No ulil $515 a mo plus ulil Ideal for mature f e e 658-2745. Excellent condition. The Call 933-4039 BRIDGETON. MAINE Gl Joes 197 Ferry St. fam. rm .in-law-apt., couple Ask lor Louise. WOBURN 3 bdrm 6 room Miscellaneous 163 set for $175 or BO Call Maiden.Mass 322-8600. super insul Low 100s DELUXE STUDIO 8 sunny Kalne 8 Wentworth. RE duplex V/i baths $650 +, Sept. 8nPct. Fall loliage, Furniture evenings after 6:30 PM Make olfer Builder 935- 2 bdrm penthouse w/ no pets, lee AMERICAN LEGION Hall scemc vacation, & Household 662-0890. GOLD SINK and lav set 944-9100. $120, swim pool pump 0980. beautiful view of Boston ARLINGTON 4 bdrm apt for rent for dances, meet- waterfront property Pan- 099 SOUTH LAWRENCI nr oramic view. Contact Goods SEARS REFRIGERATOR, $75, 2 new studded snow STONEHAM CONDO Parking, sauna. Jacuzzi, 495 and 93. 2 bdrm apts on bus stop $800 -, no ings, receptions, parties 3 yrs. old. $275.273-1896. nr trans $395 665-7594 Dan, 438-8160or 664-6314. tires. 195 - 75 - 14, best spacious 1 bdrm. loc in avail comp remod.. re- pets, fee Rental includes beverage AC $185,3 pc bdrm set SOFA BED with matching 8/24S ARLINGTON eleg furn. 4 privilege Members and CAPE RENTAL 4 bdrm. offer Call days 658-2105. quiet neighborhood sid. mgr . sec. Clean and $200 , 3 walnut tbles $100. chair. Green herculon. 8/31T across from priv park. GRANDOVER PARK. 1 quiet H. hw. appliances bdrm duplex, conv loc guesls Call 944-9745 Home sleeps 8 in 1 mahogany rocker $30, 2 Asking $250. or BO Call LOAM Oversized rooms, feat bdrm $395. 2 bdrm. $430. included. Ret., lease $15001. no pets, lee HALL FOR RENT Acapesket section of occ chairs $30 each, kit. 935-9035 eat-in kitchen with incl. heat, hot water S $420 683-7197 after 5 or REALTY WORLD- RED MEN. Stoneham Falmouth Available Aug set $45., twin llv.rm. LOAM $10 per yard, Fill $4 TIFFANY LAMPS per ya/d Free delivery in window Prof dec Lois cooking gas. Sec. dep 8 (603)893-8114. LITCHFIELD 8 ASSOC Parties, weddings, 20 - Sept 3 $400 wk. Sept. lamps $40.brass tble lamp 935-9666 CLOSED RESTAURANT local area Indian Ridge of storage space Build- lease req Centrally loc STONEHAM Modern 6 dances, meetings, etc 10 - Oct. 1 $200 wk Sec $15, 2 brass fir lamps $35 dep. req.. families pre- will sell all handmade Condominiums 851-4732, ing is 1V4 yrs. young' at rts 28. 495 4 93 Open rm. duplex 1V? baths WOBURN 3 room apt. Rent includes bar & each, 1 desk $35 1 corner stained glass hanging daily 10 - 5 For more into ferred Call 664-4642 eves. cab. $30. 1 dresser mirror call between 8 a.m. & 4 Asking $59,000 Prin- Excel, nghbd $550 a mo $375 a mo util. not incl bartender Up lo 100 peo- lamps. Call 431-7390. p.m. irr cipals 438-6920 call 683-3801 438-0751 or 438-3885 No pets Call 438-2366 ple. 438-9767 tfS 8/31N $25 Call 933-4054 i i i v \ y \ \ i > ^ * i ^ i ^ i»^ < >Tll*1111t1t1l)1l

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PARTNERS FIGHT.your ANTIQUES >* gain, housewares. loys, Money Given Away. BURLINGTON DODGE tools, Avon products, HIGHEST PRICES paid lor radios, clocks. Every- anything old. China thing 10% off our low cabinets, rnd tables, prices, picnic tables Tool bookcases, commodes, Shed, 237 Main Stt. desks, quilts, old •Woburn baskets, old dolls, teddy :R A I N B o w bears, wind-up toys, !EAT -DISAPPEARANCE SALE CONSIGNMENT SHOP china & class. Call Florence 665-9452, 233- 1 612 Main St Winchester. Now open lor school 7351 tfN shopping only quality ANTIQUES clothing PollyFlinders. ORIENTAL RUGS 1983 CAPRICE WAGON YEAR-END Izods. Levis & Osk Osh. WANTED: Antique furn, V-8, auto, trans., power Exc. child's clothing Hrs oil paintings, old toys, steering & brakes, air cond Tue.-Frl. 10-4. 721-1425 china, clocks. One item cruise control, wire wheel .•» RICH FARM LOAM or complete estates covers, am/fm stereo, rool purchased Call Frank delivered af old fashioned carrier. Estate Pkg. prices, also fill, bark Kaminski 438-7595 or mulch, red crushed 662-0595. TFS .-* MUCH, MUCH, MUCH CLOSEOUT ;stone, sand. Call 233- BASEBALL" CARDS and $ 0348. UN trains wanted Pay cash MORE!!! ' F.„ 12,570 SEVEN ACRES FARM for Lionel, Ives, American STRICTLY FRESH Flyer, Marlin. Bing, etc 'PULLET eggs, capons, Baseball Cards wanted broilers, turkeys, pure Call Bob. days. 272-9778; 1983 MALIBU WAGON honey, maple syrup, (owl. eves, 438-6627. ALL 1983 V-6. auto, trans., power Concord St., No Read- BONDED AND LICENSED ing. 664-3530, exit 13 oil Dealer. Established 20 steering & brakes, air cond . 93 UN years, buying anything A am/fm stereo, root carrier. SHED. 8' wide, 16' long, 8' Old. Call 491-7000 or 944- rear detogger. bodyside high, 12' peak, floors & 6141. mouldings, tinted glass • I rool are 2 x 6's, $900 or CASH PAID for antiques, 60. Call 657-5474. 8/24T used furniture, ELS glass,wicker furniture, TRAILER HITCHES sold Stk »6076 and installed: pick-up oak tables, old toys, mili- *9670 truck bumpers; all types tary items, swords, etc. of welding. Elston Weld- Will buy most anything. ing Service, 180 Part St., Please call 93S-3389 & 1983 CHEVETTE SCOOTER BRAND NEW North Reding. 664-3498 272-9167 PRICE INCLUDES: ■<&G£. UN CASH PAID! For working 48 MO./50.000 MILE EXTENDED USED PIANOS lor sale refrigerators only. Also ^WARRANTY. G.M. CONTINUOUS remove broken down MUST GO' Good cond. Low prices. PROTECTION PLAN *, Call lor appointment washer & dryers, stoves, 438-2488. tfS refrigerators 324-3700 ON THIS MODEL Stk. No. 034 UTILITY SHED. 9 « 12 . COLLECTORS WANT old . 5995 well built, deliver il ac- key wind clocks Will an- cessible, priced at $1,100 swer any and all replies 578 MAIN STREET WAKEFIELD 858-4793 or 657-7401. ask promptly and EXIT 34 OFF RTE. 128 BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND NEW for joe 8'24T courteously Please call Jim days, 729-8383 or Leo Wrought Iron Rails evenings 665-7062. tfS NEW NEW NEW SPIRALS from $395. Low FEDELE AUTO SALES 1983 D150 prices, instant service $$$ FOR SALE Mon.-Frl. 1983 Colt 2dr. 1983 Omni 4dr New England Metal Pro- BUYING almost every- 438-7474 263 Main Street 1983 Charger Pick-up. ducts, 90 Main St., No. thing! Furniture, glass, 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m. Reading, 664-5244. MC I china, old toys, tools, 438-7475 Stoneham, Mats. Sat. 9:00a.m.-3 p.m. 6 Cyl., Auto., p.s. Visa t(N rugs, wicker, quilts, lamps, dools. ted- w^T^ 2_SF.AT WOODEN GIIDER SERIOUS CAR BUYERS RECOGNIZE OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST AROUND dybears Will buy 1 item SWING $125 or BO 944- FOR DEPENDABLE, QUALITY, USED CARS. THANK YOU! or ent. house. Top $$ 0838. paid Call Ruby before 4 KITCHEN SWIVEL 78 FORD LTD II '78 ARC CONCORD 77VW RABBITDIESEL 77 MERC. BOBCAT you sell 065-9452 days, 4 dr. 4 spd. f.m.. new chairs, blue, yellow, 233-7351 evenings IIS 4 dr intermediate 4 dr, 6 cyl auto VILLAGER V/AGN. green, orange, asking struts. I've driven this Household Contents sized car, auto. p.s. p.s.p.b . om fm stereo car over 2K mi thi 4 cyl. auto wood $130. call alter 5 935-8438. ATTIC TO CELLAR old p b . deluxe interior, BOK miles, runs exc. summer. It delivers 40- gram, roof rocks, low Stk No. 2305 Stk No. 3876 Stk No. 474 radials. burgundy, decent body great Money Savers 103 fashioned lurniture, 50 mpg. runs new. Spe- miles, runs excellent. glass, clokcs, lamps, runs & looks exc. transportation. cial price this week of REFRIGERATOR. jewelry, crocks, frames $1595 . $1695 $1995 $1995 Avacado. IS cu It. gd paintings, baskets, cond Sharp B/W 19" TV. wicker items, brie a brae 77 P0MTIAC 77 FORD (2) 80 CHEVROLET $40 w/ stand. Gold / Free appraisals, instant '7/ PLY. V0LARE 5183 7095 CITATIONS 5995 7199 GVeen plaid Ivng rm chair cash Phyllis Hilton, VENTURA PREMIER WAGON $35. Call 665-7559 662-6492 or 665-8749. tfS 2 dr. hardtop V-'ytt 4 cyl, auto, p.s . oir 6 cyl, auto. p.s. Botrj have 4 cyl. one auto, p.s blue i I.,,/ conn, am fm radio, a c fm. 64K miles std. one auto. Both I BUY ANY type ol Old run excellent. lurniture. Depression interior 4SK mi\eft-j. 27K one owner miles runs excellent runs excellent Your choice... Pets & Supplies 105 glass, misc. glass, any hruseSK>!d-i!3«nc. 1 pc.-c - $3-795 $2795' AKi," SHIH TzO" pups $2395 $2695" complete estate Third Male & Female. $300 - generation licensed & $325 Call 944-8331 alter 4 BURLINGTON DODGE bonded Call Frank 933- 81 DODGE 024 79 CUTLASS pm or 438-6484 anytime 77 FORD GRANADA 78VW DASHER 1910 SPORT COUPE SUPREME 8 / 2 4 SHIA COUPE 4 cyl. 4 dr auto $MONEYGIVEN$ BROUGHAM ANIMAL SPAYING - Local 2 dr. 302. o c. stereo a c fm. sunroof, all 4 cyl. auto, factory WE PAY MORE than any- fl 2 dr., fully loaded hospital. Fern. cat. $30; one owner miles. blue. 51K miles, runs two-tone paint hatch 90 MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE, BURLINGTON one lor old turn./desks: ^ / c back, sunroof 49K Cpe triple burg, alloy male cats, $20 Small runs excellent excellent china cabinets, ('round miles, very sporty. road wheels hard to ACROSS FROM BURLINGTON MAIL off Rte. 128 Fem dog, $38; small male tables, bookcases, old lind dog, $38 729-6453 $3795 dolls, wjncjup toys, hall $2795 $2995 272-8680 DOG GROOMING $4995. frees, commodes, sfer- 1975 CHEVY NOVA, dark 1977 FORD F150 truck with ALL BREED Dog Groom- '1969 MUSTANG ling. paintings, banks, blue. 6 cylinder Good cap Stand 83 sticker BUY FACTORY direct ing: Flea baths, tick dips Fords famous classic oriental rugs, eTE~ 1973 CHARGER SE. ps. condition 78.000. $1495 New tires <- 4 snow tires. fastback. 6 cyl. auto. Lightweight, fiberglass & hot oil treatment avail 1976 COBRA blk / gold. Florence, licensed auc- pb, a/c. 318 ci auto, new lirm. Call 935-0453 or mag wheels Great AM/FM stereo Many new Scamp 13' and 16' travel by PDGA member Call V8. 302, only 60.000 mi tioneer 665-94J2,, or 233- timing chain and gears 729-0389 shape. $3000 Call 935- trailers & new 19' 5th Wilmington Pet Shop, MISCELLANEOUS New tires, clutch.brakes parts Runs excellent 7351 ITS Runs exc Int gd Body 9045 after 5. wheel Call now toll free 658-5041 lor appL $3990. Call 729-2355 1975 CHEVROLET Monte Some of the usual body PIANOS WANTED, All lair, Cragers all around 1^00-346-4962 8/31S MAPLE. BIRCH, red and 1977 PLYMOUTH FURY- 4 Carlo Excellent - cond 1978CELICA GT Liftback. rust, but well worth re- DOGS BOARDED, "large in kinds. I will pay to move $475. Alter 5pm 944-9366 white oak - all mixed dr.. 38,000 mi . 1 owner. 83 $1800 or BO 944-3230 a/c. am fm stereo. 56.000 furbishing New sticker - & out runs. Meadow Call 438-2488 IIS Brian. 1971 24ft Ace travel frailer hardwood Cut andjsplit sticker, mechanic in- 1975 CHJJVY MALIBU mi, exc cond. $3,900 or B ready to go $1095 944- Brook Kennel, 933-1237 1973 CHEVY Caprice V. 4617 self cont Sleeps 6 Lg 2 THIS AND THAT to 16 or 18 " -a full 128 cu spected, radio, auto . PS. Classic silver. 4 dr O 658-2490 8/24T FOR ADOPTION Ador- auto, 4 dr . ps. pb. am Im way refrig 4 burner AUCTION COMPANY ft load delivered lor $100 PB $2500 or BO 438- Maaco paint job, 1 yr old 1978 MARK V mint cond 8 track, air, good tires, stove, wall oven. 3 lg. able puppies, 643-1106 F 6A Montvale Ave . Call Peter 944-0759 3678. 272-3449 Rebuilt engine with 10,000 50 k miles. Must be seen young Irish setter. 395- Stoneham. MA. 438-7140. body etc . runs strong Autos Wanted 187 closets, full bath Exc Oak X Maple firewood, MUST SELL 1980 miles AM FM stereo, Best olfer Call after 3PM 4538 F Blk Velvet spayed hrs. 10am to 4pm. eves $500 or B O Call Chris cond. A beauty! $4000 cut, split & del guaran- Plymouth Horizon TC3. 4 ac. ps. pb. good tires, 6634733. AUTOS BOUGHT cat ev.-891-5264 8/24S Call 233-7351 Buying any- 664-4462 8/24N 396-3959 after 6Pm .• teed 128 cu ft $100 per spd , 4 cyl.. am-fm stereo, new exhaust system 1978 PLYMOUTH 6 cyl Junk cars & trucks re- thing or everything in 1973 DODGE CHARGER 1980 TOYOTA GOFFIN COCKATOO paid cord, unsplit $85 per cord rear defrost 12.700 miles $900 851-4552 Good cond Asking $3,000 moved Highest prices household goods Dolls, needs work Besl offer MOTOR HOME over $500. have receipt less in quantity Call $4,400 Call 663-3199 tIT 1975 MONTE Carlo in or BO 729-7825. call after paid. Immed services lurn. tbles. toys. takes it Ask for Dick AWNING. A-C. pod. TV. 6/21/83. Will sell for $250. anytime, let ring. 658- good cond Blue, new 3pm Call day or evening with cage Moving must glassware, china, quilts, 1947 FORD SEDAN - 2 dr 729-5457. antenna, fume alarm, 4790 trr Excellent condition Extra mufller.brakes & tires 272-5160 or 657-7389 Call sell. John 933-5629 or I- (ewerly, tools, wicker. 1973 DODGE DART Re- 1 stove, oven. 2 sinks, re- OAK & MAPLE firewood, parts included $6,250 Asking $1100. or B O. Call the little guy !! 603-642-5949 etc Always paying top placed engine with only 1979DATSUN280ZX frigerator, toilet, shower cut. split & dej. guaran- Must be seen Call 861- Owner 272-2118 alter 5 30 CARS BOUGHT price Call Ruby before 54.000 miles on il Exc AUTO. A/C. am fm stereo and more Sleeps 4 Std. GOOD HOME needed lor teed 128 cu. It $100 per 8412 PM Used or junk Top money you sell tfN mec cond Best reas w/ cass . 4 new radials. shift. 4 spd, 23,000 mi 2 Persian cats 1 gray. 1 cord, unsplit $85 per cord 1975 PLY ROAD Runner Call 944-2581 bull colored. Both fixed TOP CASH for 33s S 45'S 1965 Olds S 85 4 dr sedan oiler Call 273-1328 sky" blue, 37,000 mi . Asking $14,500 It needs less in quantity. Call runs S looks good, white I BUY CARS nothing. Call Mon - Fri and declawed Call 942- phonograph records in Dependable trans, needs 1973 DODGE Dart Sport. 2 $8,400 Call 944-3338, best anytime, let ring. 658- with custom stripes bet 6 30- 7 am. 5 - 7 pm or 245-3625 after 5, Sat & Sun 1342 and leave a good cond. No 78s some work $250 729- door. 318 V8. std . ps, 4790. tfN Good tires & Int. Sharp 10-11 pm 8/24N JUNK CARS anytime. 438-6064 8/24S message please Large collections 0053 28.000 on prof rebuilt UNSPLIT FIREWOOD looking needs exhaust $75 AND UP Paid our SHELTIES Mini - collies, welcomed Call anytime engine. Am fm. $950 or 1979 GMC C-35 Pick-up Cut 16" - 18" average 1968 CHEVY 4 door $1600 438-8095 8/31S choice Late models 498-9630 tfS BO 246-0281 truck w/out bed $3300 beauty and intelligence. length. $85 cord Cut & sedan. 6 cyl. good cond . 1976 BUICK SKYLARK 4 welcome 935-5218 WANTED DECOYS - Call 658-9000. weekdays BUSINESS AKC reg, shots and split $110 Full 128 cu. It burns no oil $500 Call 1973 HONDA CB 350 Pur- door. V-6 engine Augo. wooden ducks any cond 9-5 JUNK CARS"wanted Will wormed, champion 17 yrs in the business 658-6230 8/24T ple Asking $425 11.000 Ps. 66,000 mi Very clean bloodline 14 wks old top prices Call 665-7437 1979 MERCURY Monarch pay $10 $15. Call 887-7939 & FINANCE 667-3607 alter 5pm 1969 FORD MUSTANG- miles 1981 Yamaha $650 $1400 or BO 944-3396 935-4690^ or 665-9821. Alma Libby 6 cyl. 44K miles. PS. AC. days. 289-4514 nights tfN lor parts. Excellent special with bike rack 1976 CHEVY IMPALA. exc tfN WILMINGTON'S LEAD- Call Brian at 665-1144 AM/FM cassette, sport USED CARS for parts and Business SHIH TZ U pups, AKC ING firewood dealer All engine $100 Call 935-0771 running cond. brand new reg shots. 10 wks . 121b 8/24S pkg.Exc cond must see salvage Highest prices Opportunity 199 hd wd . 4 ft split. 4 8 6 1970 Buick Skylark, high tune up. exhaust system $3995 or BO Call Dan paid for late wrecks ave adult weight Do not 1973 PINTO WAGON cord loads. $85 per cord miles, body not good, & brake job, 2 new tires. 273-5047 after 6PM EVERETT CARD S Gift shed. Home bred Call Good condition, low Used parts for sale Wood, Wood lots wanted & tree runs gd. always starts, gd 76 k ml, $1700 firm Call Woburn Auto Parts. 240 shop $15,000 in stock. 133-1243 alter 5 removal Call Joe 658- tires $300 or BO call mileage $800 944-5259 935-4025 anytime. 1979 PONTIAC Sunbird. Coal & Oil 113 2 5 liters 4 speeds, Mishawum Rd . Woburn $4,000 Fixtures 8 Equip weekdays. 7045. 458-6987 or days 272-6184. 1974 CARPI. 6 cyl . auto 1976 CHEVY MALIBU ra- brown with sunroof, am 933-7250 Mass Dealer's Low rent, gd location, Lie FIREWOOD Cc'T. split & 1971 Chevy Wagon, body good condition $925 or B dial tires. AM/FM w/ License No 827 to buy gold & silver O 664-5490 8;24N fm cassette stereo Ask- porting Goods 107 delivered $94 ".all 1- AUTOMOTIVE gd. very dependable, stereo speakers, rear ing $3,200 Brian after USED CARS WANTED - $15,000 or BO Call 665- 603-569-2672 needs some work. $400 or 1974 CHEVY IMPALA V-8 window detogger $900 or 6pm 665-1144. 8/24S We also sell quality used 8885 9/7S BO Call 933-1878 4 dr sedan, low mileage, BO Call 944-6948 after 5 JrfENS RT Hnd golf set. FIREWOOD Auto Parts auto parts Tested and OWN YOUR own Jean lever used $89 New lefty OAK AND MAPLE Cut. 1971 FORD LTD. blue, orig owner $1300 245- PM 1979 280ZX auto air. pwr guaranteed Aberjona Sportswear, Infant, Pre- & Repairs et $89. Ladies set $59 split, delivered 2 cord 181 new blk vinyl top. 5 new 6455 1976 FORD GRANADA bk. 37.000 miles Perfect Auto Parts . Inc 273-280 teen, ladies apparel. lag $10, Jr set $49 tires Excellent Cond 1974 CHEVY Nova. 6 cyl . SEDAN 67K ml., good Salem St., Woburn. 933- Combination, ac- minimum, (256 cu ft) $100 CAR POLISHING, waxing, cond. $8400 Call 944-3338 lagcart $19 Misc clubs, $1200 or BO Call 933- $600 or BO Call 658-9273 condition, standard per cord 452-7009 buffing, reas prices Call best bet. 6 30AM to 7AM 4440 Mass Lie * 2605 cessories or Quality easonable 581-1460. 8/24 1936 trans , clean, one owner FIREWOOD, HARD- Mike 851-2449. tfN 8 I 2 A T or after 10PM. 8/24S Quality Our Goal; Satis- Childrens Furniture WOOD, seasoned (cut, 1974 DODGE DART car. $1,395 or B O Pis call 1980 CAMARO maroon, ft faction Our Reward store National brands; 2 SNOW TIRES- 800-16 1971 Mach 1 351C-4V 60s Custom Rebuilt engine 944-7286after 6pm. 8/24N & r spoilers, sunrool. am Jordache. Chic. Lee, Vonted To Buy 111 split & del. 18" lenghts, Excellent rubber $60 per all around Body good with 40.000 mi Some rust 1976 LINCOLN' TOWN fm stereo cassette quad Levi, Vanderbilt, Izod. 160 cu. It loose measure pair Call 935-7659 Needs some work $1800 sLL THAT IS OLD An- (128 cu. ft stacked). Runs well $800 944-5259 CAR. white with black int spkrs. fog lites. new Motorcycles 189 Gunne Sax. Calvin Klein. 438-2213. 8/24 Espiril. Zena. Ocean Pa- ique lurniture, rugs, $130 00 Call 658-9623 UN Autos For Sale 185 1974 Ford Pinto Wagon 2 door $2500. Call 658- Daytona rad ps. pb. rear 1971 OLDS DELTA 88. 1 980 XLH Harley cific. Bnttania, Evan M£'ocks, china, toys, FIREWOOD, HARD- Low milage, some rust 9000. weekdays 9-5 louver, very clean 66K luilts, dolls, wicker. Leo DO YOU WANT an~eco- 52.600 miles. Exc running mi $6,500 Call 664-5049 Davidson Metallic hi., Picone. Healthtex, 300 WOOD, seasoned (cut $500 Call 272-7485 1976 MERCURY monarch, 1 tvenings 665-7062 or Jim nomical car needing cond. Good tires Minor 8/24N low mileage Call now! others $7,900 to $24,500 Nov 82). cat, split S del, 1974 TOYOTA COROLLA, hardtop. ps.\ pb. 52.330 lays 729-3636 or eves minor body repair' 1977 body work. $650 Elaine. Ask for Jim. 658-4204 inventory, airfare train- 18" lengths. 160 CJ It brown, automatic, runs miles Green ext . olf 1980 CHEVETTE. low mil . 29-8383 IfS Fial 128 w/ 40.000 mi 944-5934. ing, lixtures, grand loose measure (128 cu ft very well, very dependa- white int.. bucket seals. 1 owner, auto . ac. $1,200 as is 658-6275 1972 CHEVELLE MALIBU opening etc Mr Kostecky ANTIQUE CLOCKS stacked). $130 Call '.58- ble. Must sell $600 or BO $2000 or b.0 245-2701 am/fm. radio, and more Steve. ffT Good body. Eng nds Recreational 1501327-8031. 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pies from the high points of the than 1 75 recipes that show you painters's careers. how to save time without By William Pacino sacrificing taste. Nautical exhbitions The book contains a section A Nature Walk The Hart Nautical Galleries on how to utilize labor-saving at MIT, Building 5-126, 77 devices such as blenders, food Mass. Ave. Cambridge will host processors, electric frying pans, and microwave ovens as well as The New England Field Off a display of the schooner Conservancy does require res- "Freedonia", color lithographs a recipe timetable, with all ice of the Nature Conservancy ervations. Walks will be held recipes cross-referenced in six will sponsor field trips to rain or shine. Wear comfortable of the "America", winner of the 100 Guinea Cup. which categories: last minute dishes properties that the Conservancy walking shoos. later became known as the (from cupboard to table in has protected in Massachusetts. Miles Standish State Forest under 30 minutes), quick-to- Each field trip will be led by a America's Cup and a tribute to and Halfway Pond, Plymouth. William Baker, featuring an prepare recipes (5,10.15 min- naturalist knowledgeable about ough the fire-prone pitch pine/ requires a steep climb. Sunday, August 28th at 11 AM. exhibition of watercolors. draw- utes), recipes that adapt to the area's important features, This trip will begin at Miles scrub oak forests of the state For further information, con- ings, plans of historic vessels, microwave cooking, make-ahe- plants, and animals. There is no Standish State Forest. The forest while after lunch a canoe tact the New Ingland Field ride to Halfway Pond Island etchings and models. Also on ad dishes, calorie conscious Ice for these trips, but the morning'^ journey will be thr- Office, Nature Conservancy, dishes and recipes for chocolate is scheduled. This 12-acre Con- 294 Washington St., Room 85 I, display will a review of MIT servancy preserve shows little ocean research and a historical lovers. Boston. Mass. 02108. Maps will The retail price is $8.95 (or evidence of human disturbance be sent giving directions to each view of ship design and con- and contains one of the oldest preserve. struction. $9.95 postpaid from Yankee remaining forests in Massach- Books. Depot Square. Peter- The clock is winning usetts. Masterpieces readied for display borough. NH 03458). SUNROOFS Crooked Pond, Plymouth. Men and women in increasing Whistler's "Mother". Gilbert numbers are spending time Saturday, September 17 at II Stuart's famous portraits of From cooking to hunting for AM. Dr. Terry Graham will lead "George and Martha Washing- outside the home. Consequent- rar-- plants, from delighting in this walk around Crooked Pond ton". 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